Select to have WSH close scripts after they run for the specified number of seconds.

You can use this option to prevent scripts from running too long, or indefinitely.


Specifies how many seconds to allow scripts to run.

If the Stop scripts after specified number of seconds check box is not selected, this text box is unavailable and appears dimmed.


Select to have WSH display WSH version information each time you run a script.


Select to reset Windows Scripting Host settings to their defaults.


Select to have WSH close the selected script after it runs for the specified number of seconds.

You can use this option to prevent the script from running too long, or indefinitely.


Specifies how many seconds to allow the selected script to run.

If the Stop script after specified number of seconds check box is not selected, this text box is unavailable and appears dimmed.


Select to have WSH display WSH version information each time you run the selected script.


Select to reset Windows Scripting Host settings for the selected script to their defaults.


To view the information in this Help file

1	Click here  [image]  to run the Windows Scripting Host (WSH).

2	For Help on an item, click [image] at the top of the dialog box, and then click the item.

Note

You can also start WSH by clicking on the Start menu, clicking Run, typing WScript.exe, and then pressing ENTER, or by right-clicking a shortcut to a script and then clicking Properties.