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Pieman
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The way i found to use command line switches was to use windows scripting files (.wsf) instead of .vbs
E.g.
If you had the following message.vbs file:
Dim MyMessage
MyMessage = MsgBox ( "Message", 0, "Message")
If you use message.wsf you cound have the following:
<package>
Dim MyMessage
<job id="Message1">
<script language="VBScript">
MyMessage = MsgBox ( "Message1", 0, "Message1")
</script>
</job>
<job id="Message2">
<script language="VBScript">
MyMessage = MsgBox ( "Message2", 0, "Message2")
</script>
</job>
And to call this type the following at the command line:
C:\message.wsf //job:message2
(Note: if you don't specify a job when calling the wsf the first job in the file is executed by default)
Hope this helps
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