Passing arguments to script

Hi,
I created a dialog which load folder files and when i click the button i run another script by StartScript(...) command
How could i pass my arguments to the script (the files paths)?
Thanks
Solved!
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Hi Winfried,
That not what i meant.
For example:
**My dialog contains one button and event click
the dialog code:
Dim obj
Sub Button1_EventClick(ByRef This)
obj= "Hello World"
Call ScriptStart("C:\Users\Oz\Desktop\test.vbs")
End Sub
**the script code(test.vbs):
Call MsgBox(obj)
I want to pass the- obj parameter to the test.vbs script .
How i do it?
Thanks

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