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I have an .hta application that accepts two command line arguments. Executing the application on the remote machine via command line works just like the following (command line - cmd)Example: C:\Users\<user>\Desktop>MSI-BUILDER.hta "MSI_APP" "D:\APP\15.9.98" But when using my desktop trying to execute the same command on the remote machine via PSEXEC I see the application running in task manager but nothing happens. The first steps were assigning the command line arguments to variables in PowerShell: $arg1 = "MSI_APP" $arg2 = "D:\APP\15.9.98" and executing this command in PowerShell fails (no

is there any way to change the size of an HTA application? thanks <script type="text/javascript"> window.resizeTo(300,290); </script> Javascript and VBScript ways to size the HTA on loading, to 1/4 the screen area (half the height, half the width) and center it - using screen.availWidth and screen.availHeight : <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> function Window_onLoad(){ // resize to quarter of screen area, centered window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth/2,screen.availHeight/2); window.moveTo(screen.availWidth/4,screen.availHeight/4); } window.onload=Window_onLoad; </SCRIPT> In VBSScript a Window

I'm creating a HTA application that needs to open PDF document. I cannot assum that the user will have acrobat installed on his PC as in this example The WScript ( documentation ) allow you to run a command line application. But what I would like, is for the WScript to simulate a double click on the file. I would like to be able to do something like var wshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); wshShell.Exec(pdfFilePath); // That does not work In cmd , you can open a file like this: start c:\path\to\file.pdf Maybe this works wshShell.Exec("start " & pdfFilePath); //do you do string concat