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  I'm under 64-bit Windows 7 and WMP 12. Currently, I'm trying to write a script that plays a playlist of videos using the full screen. My current attempt at the command line is

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  -Thomas

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  You need not explicitly specify the playlist format (.cpl, etc.) when you try to play the playlist.

  Try again with the following command and check to see if that fixes the problem:

  start the wmplayer /Playlist my /fullscreen videos

   

  For a list of parameters to the command line for Windows Media Player, see the following article:

  Wmplayer command line parameters

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd562624%28VS.85%29.aspx

  Hope this information helps.

  Gokul - Microsoft Support

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• VBS script does not have command line parameters

  Suddenly the VBS scripts that I use for several years is no longer work correctly on Windows 7.  By "suddenly" I mean they worked Wednesday and do not work on Friday, two days later.  There were / are two incidents:

  First of all, the program default for the extension VBS WScript to CScript changed.  CScript would scripts pretty well, except that my scripts are designed to run in debug mode under CScript, with many calls MsgBox, and I need them to run unattended.

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  If anyone else has noticed this?  I can't go to CScript - I wrote dozens of scripts that I designed to behave differently under CScript or WScript.

  OS = Win 7 Pro 64-bit SP1

  In the meantime, I'm going to see events in the event viewer to see if this box received updates, MS or otherwise.

  Thank you for responding.  The content of the registry that you have provided is almost identical to one that I exported from a work computer.  The only difference was in the placement of the @= line "VBScript Script file", so I tried to import them both.  No one changed the behavior.

  Fortunately, this isn't a problem only when I need to type command-line parameters.  So I also tape "WScript" before the name of the script before you press Enter.

  I don't think I'll do more to solve problems, but I'll keep trying all the answers in this thread that look promising.

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  ronbrown,

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  for many applications, the command line (cmd.exe) is a good choice to get results with minimum effort. The shell has continuously been improved over the years, at least until Windows XP.

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• Invalid command line parameters

  I'm fresh worldwide developer of blackberry playbook, and although I read through all of the required material, I can't rethink these command line parameters.  I even searched here for an answer and have not yet found.  Here's what I entered and what is displayed.  I'd like some assistance.  Thank you.

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• Switch to command line for windows update unisntallation

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