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I need to run mstest from the command line - where in the world is this exe located? Can anyone give me a clue?
Edit: I only have Visual Studio 2010 installed
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If people only knew that Windows can search for files...
You can simply open up Visual Studio's command line prompt to include that directory in the PATH. Take a look at the start menu entry "Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt".
If you run a visual studio commmand prompt before you run your scripts -- which should be doable in most situations -- you can run %VSINSTALLDIR\Common7\IDE\mstest -- this means that you can move with the version of VS, and not have to react to director changes if users install in a different directory.
If you can't find it, try searching like this: