FileSystemObject (FSO)
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Scripting on a Cluster
Running scripts reliably on a cluster can be challenging. Here's a solution that's not only effective but also easy to implement.
Windows IT Pro
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Jim Turner
Creating an Automated Upload Solution for Moving Files
Bulk-moving files, such as digital images, to consistently and uniquely named folders is a tedious and error-prone process. Use the FilesUpload script to simplify and automate this redundant task while ensuring consistent folder naming along the way.
Windows IT Pro
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Ethan Wilansky
Use the FileToArray Function to Read a Text File Into an Array
Reading a text file into an array has its advantages, including being able to iterate through a file multiple times without having to close it and open it again
Windows IT Pro
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Bill Stewart
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[April 12, 2004]
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Rem: Find the Next Free Drive
The FileSystemObject object's DriveExists method is faster and easier to use than a WMI query when you want to find the next available drive letter.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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[September 24, 2001]
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Practical Usage of ADSI: Server Consolidation
Migrating and consolidating data between servers can be a tedious and time-consuming task, especially in a large enterprise. Thomas Eck provides a scripted data-migration solution to make this task easier.
Windows IT Pro
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Thomas Eck
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[August 28, 2001]
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Create Home Directories and Set NTFS Permissions with a Web Script
Here’s a Web script that displays a Web form that Help desk operators can use to create home directories and set NTFS permissions. The script uses a variety of scripting technologies, including Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
Windows IT Pro
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Ethan Wilansky
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[August 24, 2001]
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Resources for the Script’s Technologies
Ethan Wilansky provides fundamental resources for Web-related scripting technology, including Active Server Pages (ASP) and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
Windows IT Pro
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Ethan Wilansky
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[April 23, 2001]
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Rem: Creating .ini Files
If you want to automate the process of creating .ini files, here are some of your scripting options.
Windows IT Pro
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Bob Wells
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[September 27, 2000]
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Rem
The Win32 Scripting Journal answers your questions.
Windows IT Pro
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Bob Wells
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[April 19, 2000]
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Understanding VBScript: The TextStream Object
This column covers all aspects of VBScript. This month, you'll learn how to access the FSO model's TextStream object so that you can access text files. You'll also learn about a possible security implication when using FSO objects in VBScript code.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[April 19, 2000]
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Why Not Binary Files?
This Web-exclusive sidebar tells you why the File System Object (FSO) model supports only text files and not binary files.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[March 20, 2000]
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Understanding VBScript: Working with the File Object
This monthly column covers all aspects of the VBScript language. This month, you can learn how to access and use the File object, which is part of the File System Object (FSO) model.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
How do I rename a file using WSH?
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
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[February 18, 2000]
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Understanding VBScript: The Folder Object
This monthly column covers all aspects of the VBScript language. This month, you'll learn about the File System Object (FSO) model's Folder object, which lets you access and manipulate folders and their subfolders.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[February 18, 2000]
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Special Tools for Special Folders
To access special folders, you need to use special tools. Here's a brief look at those tools.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[January 14, 2000]
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Understanding VBScript: The Drive Object
This monthly column covers all aspects of the VBScript language. This month, the column delves into the details of the File System Object (FSO) model's Drive object.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[December 17, 1999]
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Understanding VBScript: Manipulating Files with FileSystemObject
This monthly column covers all aspects of the VBScript language. This month, the column gives you an overview of the File System Object (FSO) model, which lets you manipulate the Windows file system.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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[December 17, 1999]
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Windows 2000 Introduces a New Method
In Windows 2000, the FileSystemObject (FSO) object model will have a new method: GetFileVersion.
Windows IT Pro
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Dino Esposito
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