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Merge Lines in VBScript (Windows)

by CSch

If you need to have multiple commands in one line in MS Windows' VBScript, you can accomplish that by using the colon (:) operator. The following line of script will display two message-boxes after each other: Msgbox"Hello." : Msgbox"Hey!" You can leave as much space as you want between the commands and the colon.

Categories Vista, Windows, Windows 7, XP Tags colon, commands, lines, merge, multiple, one, vbscript 1 Comment

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