Sorry, but you misunderstood me. As far as I know, that SAVES all of the commands from the server you are in to a script file. It doesn't execute them itself, it only saves them.

/exec blar.tbs runs the commands,
/set > blar.tbs saves them.

Now, normally, for me, /set > blar.tbs does not work,
but, /set > blar does. the extension seems to cause a problem, so just use /set whatever , and then rename the file in the tb directory.
Cindermomo: It's fine, I just would rather allow people to ask further questions on this subject in this thread rather than create a new one.