From: "Rich" 

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   I my experiments, the error has the wrong filename but the correct =
line number.  Look at line 1 of each of the three files.

   Note that you are missing the closing '>' in "




   I my
experiments, the =
error has the=20
wrong filename but the correct line number.  Look at line 1 of
each = of the=20
three files.
 
   Note that
you are missing =
the closing=20
'>' in "</job".
 
Rich
 

  "Gregg N" <greggn{at}invalid.invalid>">mailto:greggn{at}invalid.invalid">greggn{at}invalid.invalid>
=
wrote in=20
  message news:41224c7f$1{at}w3.nls.net...I am=20
  relatively new to windows scripting. I created a WSF file =
calledtest.wsf=20
  that includes several vbscript files. It looks kind of like=20
  this:<package>  =20
 
<job>     
<script =
language=3D"VBScript"=20
 
src=3D"file1.vbs"/>     
<script=20
  language=3D"VBScript" =
src=3D"file2.vbs"/>     =20
  <script language=3D"VBScript" =
src=3D"file3.vbs"/>  =20
  </job</package>When I
run it, I get a dialog that =

  says    Script:
test.wsf    =
Line:=20
  1    Char:
43    Error: Expected =
end of=20
  statement    Code:
800A0401    =
Source:=20
  Microsoft VBScript compilation errorI think the line
number is =
for one=20
  of the referenced vbs files, not the wsffile. How do I find out =
which one?=20
  The script debugger doesn't help becauseit is a compilation error, =
not a=20
  run-time error (although I would havethought these are one and the =
same=20
  for an interpreted language).I must be doing something wrong, =
because=20
  using Google I could not findanyone with the same=20
 
problem.Gregg

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