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Yes, this is perfectly possible. You'll want to use the <batch> element to do that. I.e., create a script that contains
<batch>
/ file = "a.iqx"
/ file = "b.iqx"
/ file = "c.iqx"
</batch>
call it e.g. "batch.iqx" and place it alongside the regular scripts (a, b and c in the above example). Running batch.iqx will administer script a, followed by script b, followed by script c.
This also works on the web: batch.iqx is the file you register as your active web script. You then upload the "actual scripts" (a, b, c) in the next step along with any other files (images, etc.) those scripts require / rely on.
You will find <batch> functionality covered in the "How to Combine Multiple Scripts" and "Running Sequences of Inquisit Scripts and Other Applications" topics in the documentation's how-to section, as well as in the language reference topic for the <batch> element.
Hope this helps.
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