>Why do you need to send parameters to a batch file you just created? Can't you just insert the values as such?
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>"<<m.scFilename>>" EMPS "<<m.srvAnyFileName>>"
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>And that's your batch file. You may want to put fullpaths into your variables, because sys(2023) may return a 8.3 shorthand path - which may still work fine in a .bat file, but may be a bit unclear when read by a human.

Great idea! Much cleaner.

Ok, now I've got this problem. In the code below, the RUN causes a DOS error that the file cannot be found:

m.InstallBatchFilename = "C:\DOCUME~1\JAY\LOCALS~1\TEMP\EMPS_Install.bat"
RUN <<m.InstallBatchFilename>>

But, if I type the line below in the RUN dialog box under the Start menu, then it works.

C:\DOCUME~1\JAY\LOCALS~1\TEMP\EMPS_Install.bat

I've tried different variations for the RUN command in the first code block, but nothing seems to work. Any ideas?

Nevermind. I tried this:

RUN /N &InstallBatchFilename

And it worked, but why did I need the /N switch?