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When a script is executed for the first time, a
allow/block message appears. This could be ok, but two
bugs are present in this:
1. If you press allow, the script is executed in a new
command window (my default is cscript) so you loose the
output.
2. This first-time execution is asynchroneous to the
process calling the script. E.g. if you run the script
from a command (bat/cmd) file, the next lines in the
command file will be executed right away without waiting
for the script. This could cause very serious problems
for many users.
Best regards
Per
allow/block message appears. This could be ok, but two
bugs are present in this:
1. If you press allow, the script is executed in a new
command window (my default is cscript) so you loose the
output.
2. This first-time execution is asynchroneous to the
process calling the script. E.g. if you run the script
from a command (bat/cmd) file, the next lines in the
command file will be executed right away without waiting
for the script. This could cause very serious problems
for many users.
Best regards
Per