Chris,
Obviously, if it beeps, then KiX has a problem with the code, 'cause I don't have any beep command in my sample. Spark up a DOS box and run the script for there. Whatever error KiX reports will stay in the DOS box. You can also run it with the "/d" switch and single step through it.
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Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
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C:\KiX4.02>C:\KiX4.02\kix32.exe C:\KiX4.02\test.kix /d


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