Assigning an @comspec call to a variable

[Guest Muestafa1]

I have a script that will launch multiple setup routines based on what apps a user selects to have installed.

I use a loop that goes through an array of check boxes and an array of executable paths to do the install.

I'm able to launch a .vbs using the following line outside of the loop

RunWait(@Comspec & ' /c cscript.exe "' & "\\appserver\applications\setups\setups.vbs")

I would like to be able to launch setup.vbs using my loop by setting one of the applications paths values in my array to be equal to the values in the parenthesis above. The only combination i could get to compile was the syntax below (using ' as seperators instead of "), but it doesn't run the .vbs file, instead it throws an error. The loop will work fine with more standard paths such as $appPath[1] = "\\appserver\applications\app.exe". Can any quote masters please help me to get this run?

Thanks for your help!

Code snipet:

$appPath[9]= "@Comspec & '/c cscript.exe ' & '\\appserver\applications\setups\setups.vbs'"

msgbox (4096,"test", $appPath[9])

for $i = 0 to $appscount

if GuiCtrlRead($appcheckbox[$i]) = $GUI_CHECKED Then

$path = $appPath[$i]

Runwait($Path)

endif

next

[GaryFrost 12]

$appPath[9]= @Comspec & ' /c ' & "cscript.exe \\appserver\applications\setups\setups.vbs"

[Guest Muestafa1]

$appPath[9]= @Comspec & ' /c ' & "cscript.exe \\appserver\applications\setups\setups.vbs"

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks for your quick response!... I actually had that at one time but an error with my checkbox numbering was causing it to look to a non existent path. When I pasted in the code you gave I was still getting the error... now that the numbering is cleared up, it works great! Thanks gafrost!