2nd, when you unzipped the file you did unzip all of the folders too?

if unzipped properly, you should have a directory folder like this (I have the logon script in the "c:\logon" folder for testing).

code:

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C:\logon>dir /s/b
C:\logon\Applications
C:\logon\config.ini
C:\logon\Functions
C:\logon\kix32.exe
C:\logon\kx16.dll
C:\logon\KX32.dll
C:\logon\KX95.dll
C:\logon\Logon-ReadMe.txt
C:\logon\logon.bat
C:\logon\logon.kix
C:\logon\Modules
C:\logon\Scripts
C:\logon\wkix32.exe
C:\logon\Applications\winset.exe
C:\logon\Functions\Custom_Variables.kix
C:\logon\Functions\kix_functions.kix
C:\logon\Modules\ctrl_c.kix
C:\logon\Modules\Drives.kix
C:\logon\Modules\Legal_Notice.kix
C:\logon\Modules\Module_template.kix
C:\logon\Modules\Other_Scripts.kix
C:\logon\Modules\Path.kix
C:\logon\Modules\pwexpire.kix
C:\logon\Modules\set_clock.kix
C:\logon\Modules\welcome.kix
C:\logon\Scripts\inventory.kix
C:\logon\Scripts\mcafee.kix
C:\logon\Scripts\xmas.kix

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3rd, call the logon.bat with a /d "logon.bat /d" this will launch kix in debug mode

Bryce