No not really. You point to the S drive so the \\ in front is useless. Or point to a drive or point to a UNC path. A mix of both will not work. The command to be executed by Shell should be completely enclosed by quotes. If the Shell line needs quotes to preserve spaces or something then you can use single quotes for Kix and double for the command line like Shell '"\\server\share\do something.exe /q"' for example. The outer quotes will be stripped and the rest will be executed by Shell.
