If you'd like to be able to simply double-click the .BSc file from within explorer and then expect SS-Backup to run the script automatically, follow these steps:
In Explorer, right-click the .BSc file and select "Open with..." (or "Open" if "Open with..." is not on the list)
Browse to the SS-Backup.exe location and select it
Make sure the "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file" check-box is checked.
Click OK
Run RegEdit (from the run dialogue box, or start menu if you prefer)
From the root of the registry, run a search for "SS-Backup.exe" Mine finds "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\SS-Backup.exe" first.
Open the key to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\SS-Backup.exe\shell\open\command" (or your equivalent)
Edit the "(Default)" field to read ""C:\Programs Files\SS-Backup\SS-Backup.exe" "%1" -run" (or your equivalent)
Now you'll be able to simply double-click the .BSc script from within explorer and it will be loaded and run automatically.
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If you'd like to be able to simply double-click the .BSc file from within explorer and then expect SS-Backup to run the script automatically, follow these steps: