Pass arguments via the normal command line as space separated values.  If an argument includes a space, included it in quotes (note that you can't embedded or include quotes in an argument as in the "z ""a"" p" below.  If you use switches, use /sw or -sw style.  Any // sequence is reserved for host switches like the debugging x and d switches.

myscript.vbs abc "x y z" foo "bar" "z ""a"" p"

=== myscript.vbs ===

'count 1-based
msgbox wscript.arguments.count & " arguments passed"

'indexing is 0-based
if wscript.arguments.count > 0 then
  'note what happened to "z ""a"" p"
  msgbox "first argument is: " & wscript.arguments(0)
end if

for each arg in wscript.arguments
    msgbox arg
next

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Michael Harris

  How can I pass parameters to a VBScript file through a shortcut in Windows?

  Thanks,

  </Connick>

Thanks heaps for that Michael!

</Connick>

  Pass arguments via the normal command line as space separated values.  If an argument <snip>

Thanks,

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