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I have a file with the following WScript code. &nbsp;What type of file do I save it as so it will run ? 
 
 
 
REM ** Set the Enviroment ** 
 
Dim objNetwork 
Set objNetwork = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Network&quot;) 
 
REM ** Remove existing network printers ** 
 
objNetwork.RemovePrinterConnection &quot;LPT1:&quot;, True 
 
REM ** Attach the Network printers ** 
 
objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection &quot;\\server\hp&quot; 
objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection &quot;\\server\Generic&quot; 
 
REM ** Set the Default Printer ** 
 
objNetwork.SetDefaultPrinter&quot;\\server\Generic&quot;
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I have a file with the following WScript code.  What type of file do I save it as so it will run ?



REM ** Set the Enviroment **

Dim objNetwork
Set objNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")

REM ** Remove existing network printers **

objNetwork.RemovePrinterConnection "LPT1:", True

REM ** Attach the Network printers **

objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "\\server\hp"
objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "\\server\Generic"

REM ** Set the Default Printer **

objNetwork.SetDefaultPrinter"\\server\Generic"

How to run a WScript batch file ?

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