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- Highlight the "My Computer" zone icon - Click "Custom Level" - Under "ActiveX controls and plug-ins", change "Download signed ActiveX controls" to "Enable" - Change "Download unsigned ActiveX controls" to "Enable" - Change "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" to "Enable"...

It does go to a shortcut, the shortcut made in the same folder as the script right? Anyways, I'm pretty sure it's not the VBS, as I can run it by clicking it, and it works... Same thing happened with Internet Explorer when I try clicking the link in the active desktop though..

Ok, I created a new file on my desktop called Active Desktop. A shortcut to C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe, and a VBS file with this inside: Dim oShell Set oShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.shell") oShell.run "C:\Documents and Settings\Jerry\Desktop\Active Desktop\Gw.exe" Set oShell =...

XP, Home Edition. The computer came installed with Norton and SpySubtract, but I uninstalled Norton.

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Well, I tried putting the direct directory in the quotes like in the tutorial, but not it says it can't even find the vbs file under the WINDOWS file, when I'm looking straight at it.

Ok, I used this code to try launching Guild Wars: <a onClick="exec('gw.vbs'); return false;" href="java script:void(0)">Launch Guild Wars</a> This is what the VBS file looks like if that matters: Dim oShell Set oShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.shell") oShell.run "gw" Set oShell =...

Thanks, but does it only work with opening web browsers? IE and FF both work, but none of my games, or any other applications work with it...

I'm trying to use HTML Image mapping to assign hyperlinks to run programs. I tried this: <area shape ="rect" coords ="985,531,1093,542" onClick="exec('firefox.vbs'); return false;"href="firefox"> and it seemed to work well enough. However, whenever I try doing this with any other...