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The information that you type when you run a script by typing its name depends on which version of Windows you are running and on the method you use to run the script.
Windows Version Information
| WSH Executable File | Windows Version | Include |
|---|---|---|
Command prompt |
Windows NT or 2000 |
Specify the script name without the file extension. Example: Note If you specify the WSH executable file name, you must also include the script's file extension. Example: |
Command prompt |
Windows 9x or Millennium |
Specify the script's file extension and precede the script name with the WSH executable filename. Example: |
Run command from Open box |
Windows NT, 2000, 9x, or Millennium |
Specify the script's file extension. |
See Also
Concepts
Running Scripts from Windows
Running Scripts from the Command Prompt
WSH Drag and Drop Support