kix to vbs will be quite a pain to write, since vbs is lacking all of the built-in functionality of kix. kix on the other hand, can handle just about all of the objects that vbscript does, so to go from vbs to kix is more of a syntax change than anything else.
For example, how would plan on converting say
$ = writevalue(\\computer\hklm...)
to vbscript. you'd probably have to recognize that you're writing to a remote computer, which i think in vbscript would basically require you to create a wmi regprov object and then use it's properties and methods...
And that's only one example of many - other built-in functions, commands and macros. Good luck with all of that! but i don't think i'll ever be that bored
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Eric
