Arg. And people wonder why I've been lobbying for Windows 2000 since
February 17th, 2000. This is reason number 976 or so. Thanks a lot Ned.
Ray at work
Quote:
> I see you've answered your own question - on Win9x/NT you must specify a
> batch file to call the VBS; on Win2K/XP you can use the VBS directly.
> As you've correctly observed.
> :-)
> > Hi group,
> > I'm just getting around to redoing all our logon scripts in our Windows
> 2000
> > domain. They're mostly all .bat files, but I'm going to replace them
all
> > with .vbs file. It seems that I cannot set a user's logon script to be
> > "file.vbs" in the person's profile info, however. If I do, it doesn't
> seem
> > to run, so I'm using a .bat file to call the .vbs file. Am I wrong in
> > assuming that I can't set a person's logon script to be a .vbs though?
> All
> > the machines I've tested on are NT4, not 2000, so perhaps that's the
> > problem.
> > Thanks a lot,
> > Ray at work
.vbs as a logon script?