Here’s a quick one.
If you need to run scheduled VBScript tasks on a Windows server, and you don’t want an annoying Command Prompt window popping up every time the task runs, select the task from Start / Control Panel / Scheduled Tasks
In the run setting, make sure that you are specifying the Windows Script Host wscript.exe before the name of your script e.g. wscript.exe “C:scriptname.vbs”
That’s all there is to it.
I was hoping that I would be able to use 64 bit Ubuntu and Centos as virtual machines in Sun’s free VirtualBox software on my desktop PC that has an Intel Core 2 Duo processor – after all it is 64 bit. But I’m only running 32 bit Vista.