>>>>I love WSH. Due to your threads singing it praise, Three line of code lets me map a network dive and delete the map. Four more lets me find a letter to map to. Beats the heck out of API.
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>>>Thanks, Jeff, but actually I became a devotee because of Ed. After all of his talking about it, I picked up the "Windows Script Host" book from Wrox Press. After reading just the first few chapters, I sent Ed a private titled: "OK, Ya got me!". The contents basically were: "I had no idea!":-)
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>>For those out there who want to get into WSH, I think it would be beneficial for Ed or George to point out the minimum requirements that have to be met in order for a person who runs an app with WSH in it. What is required by the users of my app if I use WSH to get the job or jobs done.
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>I don't know off the top of my head. I think it's part of the IE 4.0 install. This information, however, should be available at the WSH Site: http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/default.htm
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>That OK?

It will do, the problem I have with using new stuff (even the great WSH) is ensuring that my app will run on all government user machines. The more complex I get the less chance that will happen. You see the government does not by state of the art stuff, just ensuring that everyone has Win95 is a struggle.