Yes, Dave, the batch files could presumably be written in Visual
BASIC. The example seems to contain a couple lines of VBS code. I
think it was intended as a drop-in solution for existing batch files.
I haven't done much with VBS.
On 10/8/2019 10:39 PM, Dave Mielke wrote:
[quoted lines by Chevelle on 2019/10/08 at 20:58 -0400]
Yes, possibly when you zip the files and move it to another system, the
security properties get changed.
Perhaps, but, to my knowledge, the .zip file isn't being made with any special
security properties.
There is a description of how to create a batch file that elevates itself at
this URL.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6811372/how-to-code-a-bat-file-to-always-run-as-admin-mode
The explanation of that code says that it creates a .vbs script which elevates
the privilegs and then reruns the original .bat script. Mightn't it be better,
then, to just rewrite each of the three .bat scruots as .vbs scripts?
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