How would i suppress exception pop-ups when my VBScript runs executables?

[Schwartzberg]

I am trying, with a VBScript, to run several programs in unmanaged
code. For example:
Set objExecObject1 = objShell.Exec("<otherProgram1>")
Set objExecObject2 = objShell.Exec("<otherProgram2>")
Set objExecObject3 = objShell.Exec("<otherProgram3>")

And otherProgram2 has a memory exception & a Windows pop-up asks for
user
interaction: - asking to click yes or cancel to debug the exception.

Is it possibly to suppress this behavior?

CScript //B <myScript> suppresses possible WScript.Echo in the
script,
but not the above.

objShell.Run("myProgram3"),,true also doesn't do the trick.

I am interested in the script running to its end, without user
interaction (not even for exceptions).

Any idea's & (possibly) links to to document it?

Rgrds, Paul Schwartzberg