How to Run Scripts
You can run scripts in several ways on Windows Server 2003, each of which has
advantages and disadvantages. Let’s look at some of these approaches now.
Double-Clicking a File with a .vbs Extension
By default, when you double-click a file with a .vbs extension, the file runs within
an instance of WScript.exe. Therefore, using WScript.Echo in the Output information
section of the script results in the cute little pop-up boxes. This might not be
a big deal when we’re talking about two or three variables, but it can be a real
pain...