Hrm... It looks like you're setting up the .bat file to pretend it's the script. In that case, my example code is worthless, because that's VB code - not a call to a batch file.

Judging by your .bat file's contents, the .vbs script supports arguments. In this case, just running the script directly (bookinst1.vbs abc bcd) should work just fine.

If, however, you're creating the .bat file because the .vbs script doesnt work the way I just showed you, then the script itself isn't processing its arguments. In this case, you need to get the arguments from the command line into your script:


At this point, Args(1) is the first argument to the script, while Args(2) is the second argument, and so on. Be sure that the script is using the command line arguments properly, or it won't work.

- Sendoshin