Jason,

first of all it's KiXtart not KixTart

your assumptions:

1) Correct !
2) see 1

you can do it by SHELL (waits for execution) or RUN (continues with Kixtart script)

eg:

shell 'wscript.exe yourscript.vbs [arguments]'
where [arguments] might be one of your KiX variables

you might set the exit value of the vbscript to anything you want and see if @error gets set (don't know exactly)




There is of course always the possibility to drop vbscript completely and rewrite those scripts for KiXtart

Hope this helps

Edited by Jochen (2004-07-20 12:15 PM)
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