Bug with .vbs scripts

[Jamie R.]

When I have a .vbs on my computer, I right click and say
Edit with Visual Studio .net 2003. When I do this, a
warning message comes up and asks whether I want to allow
or block this action. When I click allow, it executes
the script instead of opening it in Visual Studio .net
2003 like I requested.

I think this is a bug and wanted to share. Thanks!

 

[Andre Da Costa]

And here is some information about scripts posted by Plun yesterday, might
be of some help:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/articles/antispy.mspx

 

[A McGuire]

What is the file association you have with .vbs files?

In Windows Explorer, go to Tools -> Folder Options, and then to the File
Types tab. Scroll down to .vbs and change the association to open with
Visual Studio rather than the Windows Based Script Host.

Then, try again and let me know if this helped at all. This is the only
workaround I can think of at this time.

 

[Jamie R]

I don't want to change my file association - I usually
want to run scripts with Windows Script Host but
occasionally I edit them with VS.net 2003 editor. In my
opinion, this is a bug.

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Yes - this is a bug.

No fix so far, I'm afraid.