exe ???%1??? %*
. If you??™re not seeing these entries, it
means that something has gone awry with your registry. When this problem occurs, you can usually
restore your JavaScript and VBScript settings by typing
RegSvr32 WSHExt.DLL
in the
\Windows\
System32
folder and pressing Enter.
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WORKING WITH SCRIPTS
You also find a complete, albeit somewhat outdated, book on VBScript at
http://docs.rinet.ru/VB/
.
If you haven??™t found what you wanted in this section, try the centralized Web site of VBScript links
at
http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_vbscript.html
. If you don??™t find what you want with one
of the sources listed in this section, try the list of resources found at
http://searchvb.techtarget
.com/generic/0,295582,sid8_gci1158017,00.html?track=NL-283&ad=539962
.
Understanding the WSF
The Windows Scripting File (WSF) isn??™t a new scripting language. Instead, it??™s a new way to package
your scripts. Current script technology doesn??™t make it easy to create certain kinds of scripts.
For example, if you have code written in VBScript that you want to combine with code writing in
JavaScript, you can??™t do it. The WSF technology provides a significant number of advantages to the
script developer including:
?
Using
Include
statements to add external code to your script.
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