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Probably the best you can do is using a MsgBox statement:<br />
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MsgBox &quot;Hello World&quot;<br />
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Anthony
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Probably the best you can do is using a MsgBox statement:

MsgBox "Hello World"

Anthony

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I'm running a compiled vb module from the command line and would like messages printed for debugging purposes. &nbsp;I tried the below, which works fine in vbscript, but I get an &quot;object not found&quot; error in compiled vb.<br />
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set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(&quot;WScr<wbr />ipt.Shell&quot;<wbr />)<br />
WScript.Echo &quot;Hello World&quot;<br />

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I'm running a compiled vb module from the command line and would like messages printed for debugging purposes.  I tried the below, which works fine in vbscript, but I get an "object not found" error in compiled vb.

set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WScript.Echo "Hello World"


displaying echo messages

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