Example:

code:

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Shell="%comspec% /c \\psd1\netlogon\kix\advplogon.bat" 

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code:

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$nav="shell="%comspec% /c \\psd1\netlogon\kix\advplogon.bat"  

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And then just call it at the end with

code:

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 $nav 

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I'm sure this can be done please let me know.

Thanks alot

John

Perhaps the easiest way to soften that whole thing up would be to:

BREAK ON

$NAV = 'SHELL "%COMSPEC% /C \\PSD1\NETLOGON\KIX\ADVPLOGON.BAT"'

$=EXECUTE($NAV)

EXIT

-Shawn

[ 23 July 2001: Message edited by: Shawn ]

Shell="%comspec% /c " + @LSERVER "\netlogon\kix\advplogon.bat"

Would that work? Or is the syntax wrong?

I am thinking this could help me with timing problems in my script where the Z: drive is gone before the script ends...

code:

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 shell "%comspec% /c @lserver\netlogon\kix\advplogon.bat" 

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I hope this helps

John