Issues with Vista x64 and FinalBuilder6

I am testing out some scripts written in a Window XP environment on a Vista x64 machine.

I have a project with a several action lists.  I then have a project that includes the project with the action lists and is set to run a specific one.  When I run the action list in the IDE from the project where it's defined, it runs fine.  When it is run from the calling project, I get the following errors when trying to run a Run Script action that is running VBScript code.

Error Executing script : OnExecute
%1 is not a valid Win32 application

 

 The same error has happened when the Message Box action list is run.

Are there settings that I need to change to ensure that the script works as expected? 

I have the calling projects set up in the Task Scheduler.  I also looked in the FBCMD options to see if I could call as specific action list from a project, but I didn't see such an option.

Like I had mentioned above, I am able to open the project that has the action list I want to run, and it runs fine from the IDE.  When I run the project with the action list at the command prompt or when I run the calling project from the command prompt, it gets the "%1 is not a valid Win32 application" error.

I am an admistrator on my Vista x64 machine.  I also opened the command prompt as Adminstrator.

I love this tool, but I need to be able to run scripts on an x64 machine that runs Vista.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Without seeing the actual script it’s impossible to diagnose what is going on. Please send your project to support at finalbuilder dot com so we can try to reproduce the problem here.

Hi Deidre,

We believe that the issue that you were experiencing was related to another bug that was fixed recently, could you please update to the following build and let us know whether you still receive the error?

URL: https://www.finalbuilder.com/downloads/finalbuilder/630/FB630_1504.exe

Regards,
Paul.

The latest FinalBuilder update did the trick! No more issues on my end.

Thanks!