Verify a signature on Windows98SE: Why not a VBS-script

[Per Tunedal]

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At 17:42 2002-10-08 -0700, you wrote:

 >
 >Verily, on 8 October, 2002,
 > a scroll of the prophet Per Tunedal arrived,
 > saying,
 >
 >> Hi,
 >> 1) version: 1.2.0
 >> 2) it is a DOS-problem! I made a bat-file in WindowsXP and made a
 >> shortcut in the folder "SEND TO". Thus I could easily check
 >> signatures from Windows Explorer by right-clicking and chosing
 >> send-to the bat-file. It worked as expected in WindowsXP, but not in
 >> Windows98.
 >> 3) Content of bat-file:
 >>      gpgv %1
 >>      pause
 >
 >Try gpgv "%1"
 >
 >Quotation marks are often necessary in Win9x to pass long file names
 >as parameters.
 >
 >Regards,
 >
 >Jonathan B. Wiebe

Hi Jonathan,
well I tried that as my second guess. But that didn't work either.
Short names work OK.
Thus: GPG cannot figure out the name of the signed file because the 
DOS-names are completely different.
Does any one have a VBS-script instead?
Per 

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