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How to return values from a VBscript file to a Batch file

Asked by wdtrap in Miscellaneous Programming, Windows Batch Scripting

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I'm using a DOS batch file to call a VBscript file (among other things).  I'm wondering how I would be able to pass a value, such as an errorlevel, back to the batch file once the VBscript has been executed.

Any help would be appreciated.

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