wsh(Windows Scripting Host), How to run a shorcut,open a DOC file etc.?

How to run a shorcut,open a DOC file etc.?

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RYN #1 / 3	How to run a shorcut,open a DOC file etc.? Sorry for my poor English I want to "open" a file with Windows relation program, Just like mouse double clik the icon in the desktop, I use WinApi funtion shellex in VB 6.0 and I use these codes in wsh: set wshshell=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell") 'start a shrocut filename="c:\windows\desktop\vb6.lnk" wshshell.run "start "&filename 'open a file with default program filename="c:\samples.jpg" wshshell.run "start "&filename The codes work,but I must depend on a command file "start.exe"and display a DOS-like box... Is there some better metho? Can anyone help me? Thanks.
Tue, 22 Jul 2003 11:43:30 GMT

Walter Zacker #2 / 3	How to run a shorcut,open a DOC file etc.? The start.exe file is not needed to execute these commands. Try running them directly. Note the triple quotes; they aren't really needed in the examples below, but are neccessary if executing a file with spaces in its path. set wshshell=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell") wshshell.run """c:\windows\desktop\vb6.lnk""" wshshell.run """c:\samples.jpg""" : Sorry for my poor English : I want to "open" a file with Windows relation program, : Just like mouse double clik the icon in the desktop, : I use WinApi funtion shellex in VB 6.0 : and I use these codes in wsh: : : set wshshell=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell") : 'start a shrocut : filename="c:\windows\desktop\vb6.lnk" : wshshell.run "start "&filename : 'open a file with default program : filename="c:\samples.jpg" : wshshell.run "start "&filename : : The codes work,but I must depend on a command file "start.exe"and display a : DOS-like box... Is there some : better metho? Can anyone help me? Thanks. : : : :
Tue, 22 Jul 2003 19:06:42 GMT

RYN #3 / 3	How to run a shorcut,open a DOC file etc.? Ah yes,I got it Thank you Walter Zackery Quote: > The start.exe file is not needed to execute these commands. Try running them > directly. Note the triple quotes; they aren't really needed in the examples > below, but are neccessary if executing a file with spaces in its path. > set wshshell=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell") > wshshell.run """c:\windows\desktop\vb6.lnk""" > wshshell.run """c:\samples.jpg"""
Fri, 25 Jul 2003 09:59:11 GMT

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