Command To Output Text To The Screen In .vbs??

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Hi Gang

This is probably a dumb question but I have a .vbs that takes a long
time to process. Right now I'm testing it on our server through a
command window. I want to have it spit out messages on the screen to
show progress. I could do a msgbox but that would halt the process
and I don't want 50 million popup windows.

Please help!!

Thanks
Andy

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