Try a ^ in front of the &. This works when doing redirects in a batch file, ie < and > become ^< and ^> The & fails as this is the seperator in dos for a new command, so echo 1 & echo 2 would do Echo 1 Echo 2
Andy -----Original Message----- > > I need to run a script in a &temp& directory because that's the only > one that is generally going to be a type 1/19 in any given account. > > The ampersands are causing me grief, does anyone know how to escape > them? If it's not possible, I'll just write it to a path but I would > prefer it to be there for houskeeping. > > execute 'dos /c cscript &temp&/myscript.vbs' capturing cap _______________________________________________ u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.oliver.com/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
