Set properties for individual scripts that are run with the Windows-based script host

Open Windows Explorer. Browse to the folder with the script whose properties you want to set, and right-click it.
Select Properties, and then click the Script tab.
Select the Stop script after specified number of seconds check box.
In the seconds box, enter the time limit you want to place on this script.

Notes

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These settings override global settings.
After clicking OK, a command file is created that binds the property settings to the script. It has the file name extension .wsh. You can use this command file as an alternate script file to run the script.

For more information, see the Windows Script Technologies Web site at the Microsoft Web site (http://www.microsoft.com/).