Sure, here is the code I'm using to start the FixWelch.exe. The FixWelch.tqc file contains the command, the arguments, the user account to impersonate, and the password.

code:
If Exist("%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.log") AND Not Exist("%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.txt")
    Copy "%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.log" "%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.txt"
    Copy "%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.log" "\\SERVER\WELCHIA_LOGS"
EndIf
If Not Exist("%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.log")
    $=MessageBox("Running Welchia Scanning Tool. Please allow this scanning tool to "+
    "complete. We are monitoring the progress of this utility.","Welchia Scanning Tool")
    Copy '\\$sServer\Update\Welchia\FixWelch.exe' '%TEMP%'
    If InGroup('@WKSTA\Administrators')
        Run '%TEMP%\FixWelch.exe /start /log=%WINDIR%\@WKSTA_FixWelch.log'
    Else
        $objAdminGrp = GetObject("WinNT://@WKSTA/Administrators")
        If @ERROR 
        	$=MessageBox("Unable to verify administrative account.","Welchia Scanning Tool")
        	Exit 1
        EndIf
        If $objAdminGrp.IsMember("WinNT://@DOMAIN/Domain Admins")
        	Run '@SCRIPTDIR\TQCRunas\TQCRunas.exe -f @SCRIPTDIR\TQCRunas\FixWelch.tqc'
        Else
        	$=MessageBox("Unable to install under administrative account.","Welchia Scanning Tool")
        EndIf
    EndIf
EndIf


[ 04. September 2003, 17:41: Message edited by: Chris S. ]