How to execute a .vbs file??

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I have installed the Updater Application Block, and then I should Deploy the
QuickStarts.

" Install the QuickStarts
After you install the Updater Application Block, you should install the
QuickStart applications by using the Deploy QuickStarts option on the
QuickStarts submenu. This creates the Web folders required by the QuickStart
samples. You can remove the QuickStarts from your computer by using the
Uninstall QuickStarts option on the QuickStarts submenu."

But I don't know how to execute the Depoly.vbs ???

Thank you.
 
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Q: How do I open script files? Trying the above solution makes Windows XP
throw an error?

A: This is similar to the *.js association problem. Some machines seem to,
for some reason, lose their *.vbs association. It's not that the files open
with dreamweaver or whatever -- it's that the machine just doesn't know how
to run them. If you have a scheduled task, "Could not run" will appear in
the status column.

So, you're a smart person and read through the FAQ. You find the *.js
extension problem, and you try that fix: you run it as "wscript
c:\path\to\script.vbs". But that, in turn, produces a pop-up error, this
time a "Windows Scripting Host" error: "There is no script engine for file
extension '.vbs'." So, for some reason, wscript doesn't even know what to do
with *.vbs files.

The solution to this problem is to run the script as:

wscript //e:vbscript c:\path\to\script.vbs

The "//e:vbscript" tells wscript to use the vbscript engine to parse the
script. It will then run correctly.

A few alternative solutions, perhaps easier are:

1.. Rename it .vbe (VBScript Encoded Script File). Not sure if this is a
bad idea, but it seemed to work for some scripts.
2.. Make a new association for VBS. Open up my computer, select Tools
menu-> Folder Options, and go to the File Types tab. There probably isn't a
VBS association listed if you have this problem. Select New, type in VBS,
and hit Advanced>>. Then, from the pull-down menu, select "VBScript Script
File". Making this selection automatically takes care of the association,
along with the //e:vbscript problem. This is probably the "correct"
solution...
This problems usually occurs only on Windows XP machines, but the cause is
not known. A Microsoft KB article on this issue can be found here. Thanks
goes to Bob_2k for writing this FAQ entry.
 
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