1. | Click Start, and then click Run. |
2. | In the Open box, enter wscript, and then click OK. The Windows Script Host Settings dialog box appears. |
3. | Select the Stop script after specified number of seconds check box. |
4. | In the seconds box, enter the time limit you want to place on all scripts. |
Note
| • | With one setting, you can set properties for all scripts that are run with the Windows-based script host. Every script that is run with this host automatically uses these settings. |