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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 12:23:19 -1000
From: "Dave Burns" <tburns AT hawaii DOT edu>
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Subject: invoke vbscript from cygwin?
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How would one invoke a vbscript from cygwin, if it is possible? I
guess invoking cygwin from a vbscript would also do the trick, though
I'd rather not have to fiddle with the vbscript at all.

I tried googling and looking at cygwin docs, but couldn't find
anything. Thanks in advance for any clues.

Dave

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