I haven't really experimented with doing that. That is, calling "ALL" scripts from the logon drive. I'll give that a shot. I did this for the script just previous to the call to the next script that keeps failing. It didn't have any effect. There is another script call contained within the one I employed this method on that runs locally. I did not try running that from @LDRIVE. Because many of the scripts I have written are very lengthy, I was curious to know if there is any limitation inherent to the Kixtart interpreter that prohibits or complicates the running of a script once it has exceeded a certain length? Also, is there any limit to how many "deep" calls I can make in a script, i.e, script A calls script B, script B calls script C, script C calls script D, etc, etc?