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Thanks for your response.
The code shown above IS how natvie WScript provides it; two argument function call. If that code is run from the CScript on the commandline, it works just fine; i.e. the onquit message fires.
However, VBPro x does not allow the second parameter of the WScript call; even though all documentation about that function states that the WScript.CreatObject has an optional second parameter.
Are you removing it or providing a mock WScript base with very limited "common use" functions for compatibility purposes? The "hooks" should work if the code is being run within the native scripting host. I assume that VBPro does not execute those within that, but rather has a fix up layer for some scripting functionality. It seems awfully close, since it does allow nackward event communication via control event hooks previosuly mentioned; i.e. once the /mta is set in v.6.7a. Why would the remaining event architecture be unobtainable or not defined.
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