🚀 go-pugleaf

Another way I found while looking online is to create a batch file from this script, run it, and delete it when done. Code looks like this:

	// build batch file
      var bat = new File("/c/updateAdobeScripts.bat");
      bat.open("w");
      bat.writeln("echo off");
      bat.writeln("Cls");
      bat.writeln("echo +--------------------------------------------+");
      bat.writeln("echo | |");
      bat.writeln("echo | Running a script |");
      bat.writeln("echo | |");
      bat.writeln("echo +--------------------------------------------+");
      bat.writeln("echo.");
      bat.writeln("echo User path is:");
      bat.writeln("echo.");
      bat.writeln("echo c:\\Documents and Settings\\%USERNAME%\\My Document\\Adobe");

bat.writeln("pause");
      bat.close();



// run batch file
      bat.execute();

bat.remove();// deletes file,