Windows Script Host

Get ready to roll up those shirtsleeves, pop the hood, and get a little Windows grime under those fingernails! This is a book about tools, nuts and bolts. Through lucid tutorials and examples, Windows XP Under the Hood shows how to use scripting and batch tools to automate repetitive tasks…

Рассматривается новая объектно-ориентированная оболочка командной строки Microsoft Windows PowerShell и ее возможности для автоматизации повседневных задач администрирования. Описываются основные элементы и конструкции языка PowerShell. Приводятся примеры использования объектов .NET, WMI, ADSI и COM. Обсуждаются вопросы совместного использования PowerShell, командных файлов интерпретатора cmd.exe и сценариев Windows Script Host. Даются примеры решения с помощью PowerShell задач администратора Windows.

Microsoft Windows XP may be the latest in a popular family of operating systems, but that doesn't mean it's perfect. However, the designers of Windows XP have built enough flexibility into their product and provided users with a sufficiently large toolkit to overcome most shortcomings. In Windows XP Annoyances David Karp reveals his ideas about how to use Windows XP most effectively, for maximum fun and productivity and as little aggravation as possible. If you're comfortable working with Windows XP (or any of its recent predecessors) but find certain aspects of it, well, annoying, you'll find this book to your liking. Karp guides his readers through potentially risky procedures, such as editing the Registry and adjusting hardware device drivers, with skill and precision.

Automate everyday administrative tasks—and take greater control of your Windows networks—with this hands-on guide to scripting. Your instructor, a Microsoft Certified Trainer with more than a decade of enterprise consulting experience, expertly builds your scripting expertise with labs and lessons you complete at your own pace. From writing your first scripts from scratch with Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and Windows Script Host (WSH)—to exploring the programmatic advantages of using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)…

Author Stein Borge has written a problem and solution-oriented text. In this follow-up edition, he thoroughly explains automating common administrative tasks for all business versions of Windows that rely on the Windows Script Host (WSH).

XLnow OnScript is a very useful tool designed for writing, maintaining and running scripts on Microsoft Windows desktop and server systems. With OnScript you can: Create VBScript and JScript files, Windows Script Files and Script Components from template files with a predefined structure. Use Wizards to create valid .WSF and .WSH scripts. .BAT, .CMD, .HTA, .TXT and .INI files are supported as well - as are the PerlScript and Python script languages. Add custom file types, for example Transact-SQL. Edit script documents with the assistance of our optimized-for-scripting customizable syntax coloring, statement completion and pop-up parameter lists.