VBScript has been installed by default in every desktop release of Microsoft Windows since Windows 98
and it is widely used among system administrators in the Microsoft environment. sometimes you can need to
hide your Visual Basic Script source code from prying eyes and that is the reason why you should try our Portable freeware “Exe From Vbs” it converts Visual Basic Scripts to .exe files in 2 Easy Steps:

1. select your Visual Basic Scripts (vbs)



2. save it as exe (executable file , a program)



CRC32: EB74BA1E
MD5: 9E9F8D532ACEEB3471FD4E6EB557AB79
SHA1: 0FE451DF5AF40B3EF5280353102BF3C921A8EB5C

http://www.sordum.net/?p=7685

Thats too bad I cant use vbs scripts to test this.
But the RegToBat Converter looks like it could be useful.

Funny thing..the only vbs script I wanted to use was a Registry to Batch converter

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"Defects are always more tolerable than the changes necessary to correct them"

that is new , what kind of error did you get , we had tested it on xp , vista , windows 7 ..without error

sorry that didnt come across the way I meant it to
...I didnt mean your program didnt work

vbs scripts are disabled on my WindowsXP,
so I just dont use them and I dont have many scripts to test with.
I personally just dont have much use for this cuz whenever I have
tried to use vbs scripts they have always been written by others.
I think EXE from VBS is proly more for the experts who actually know
how to write their own scripts

I converted a reg2bat vbs script with ExeScript 3.0 once
but it didnt work...I believe the script itself was flawed.

I really like the Sordum Reg2Bat converter tho,
its already become pretty handy and it works like a champ.

(yahh AutoIT)

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"Defects are always more tolerable than the changes necessary to correct them"

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