The command-line script encoder (screnc.exe)

[Eli]

For some reason I cannot execute the MS DOS command line screnc.
I have checked my Windows Folder for screnc.exe and cannot find it.
I am running IE Version 6.0 on Windows 98 SE.

What could be the reason?

Thank you,

Eli

[John Avitt]

The executable is not in the windows folder. Try this:
C:\Program Files\Windows Script Encoder\screnc.exe

John

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[Eli Zino]

Dear John Avitt,

I have tried this like you worte:
C:\Program Files\Windows Script Encoder\screnc.exe, however it's not in
the Program Files either. I have tried to look for in in my computer and
I cannot find it. I don't understand why I don't have it if I have
Internet Explorer 6.0.

Thank you,

Eli

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[Ray at <%=sLocation%>]

Okay, I can't help but be a little bit of a joker here. Can you run
C:\Program Files\Application That I Created\RaysApp.exe? No. Why? Because
you don't have it. Sorry...

Here's where you can download the script encoder.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e7877f67-c447-4873-b1b0-21f0626a6329&LanguageID=f49e8428-7071-4979-8a67-3cffcb0c2524

Ray at work

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[Eli Zino]

My Friend,

That is exactly the idea. I don't have it you finally got it.. My
question is way I don't have it?

Do you have this program?

As I understand it should be part of IE starting from Version 5.0
according to the information I got from Microsoft.

So what is the answer?

Thank you,

Eli Zino

Okay, I can't help but be a little bit of a joker here. Can you run
C:\Program Files\Application That I Created\RaysApp.exe? No. Why?
Because
you don't have it. Sorry...

[Ray at <%=sLocation%>]

Where did you read that this is part of IE? Are you sure you aren't
thinking of the Windows Script HOST?

Ray at work

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> My Friend,

[Eli Zino]

Dear Ray,

I read about it at this location:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnclini
c/html/clinick_ie5.asp

P.S. What location is your email address?

[Eli Zino]

Dear Ray,

I have read about it at this location:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnclini
c/html/clinick_ie5.asp

Thank you,

Eli

P.S. what is your email address location?

[Ray at <%=sLocation%>]

I interpret that article to mean that the user needs to have IE5 on his
machine in order for the browser to be able to decode an encoded script.
Note the last sentence in one of the paragraphs:

"In the meantime, you can get more info and the script encoder from the
Microsoft Scripting site."

My e-mail address is ray at lane34 dotttttt com

Ray at work

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[Eli Zino]

Dear Ray,

What is lane34 dotttttt com?

You give me the same answer all the times ?????

Your answers are questions for me.

Thank you for all the questions,

Eli Zino

[Eli Zino]

Dear Ray,

I have also interpret that article to mean that the user needs to have
IE5 on his machine, I also read all the articles about the encoder. But
what can I do with all this information without the screnc.exe file. Now
where and how do I get it? I am still left with this question.

Thank you,

Eli Zino

[Ray at <%=sLocation%>]

Click the link that I posted a few hours ago, or click the link that is in
the quote that I posted from the article you read.

Ray at work

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