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|    Calling a script from a VB program.    |
|    01 Nov 04 16:47:20    |
      From: banksr0@hotmail.com              Hi,              I'm writing a program which requires very different code if certain       technologies are being used (e.g. it might output results in a csv file, a       text file, a HTML file, a word document) depending on the requirements.       However, the requirements are subject to change, so I don't want to/can't       plan for every eventuality!              So, I decided to use an 'exit', i.e. a user-written script that will do the       task, given an appropriate input. Soooo, my question is how can I call, e.g.       a VBScript script (although ideally I would like to use any script if there       is a nice general-purpose method for that) from a VB program. I will need to       be able to pass a parameter(s), and get a result back.              Any pointers will be appreciated.              Thanks, Rowland.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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