>AMEN!
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>In addition, none of the favourites seem to work any more, and all of the VBScript pages have that cute disclaimer - something like Don't believe anything you read on this page - it may be just a figment of your imagination
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>I think it's great that they've published the beta docs, but for goodness sake why wouldn't they leave the docs for the current shipping version in place?
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>Cheers,
>
Andrew

< g > I agree that publishing the beta documentation is great! However, the logic behind placing the documentation for the WSH objects in three separate files, frankly, eludes me. Most of the doc is in WSH.CHM. The FSO, which used to be in the VBScrip5 help file, is moved out of the new file (VBS56) into SCRRUN, but the Regular Expression Parser stays.
>>...comes to me courtesy of the MSDN Library.
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>>For all of you folks out there who, in some way, use the Windows Script Host, and rely on the MSDN Library for documentation, please note that some of the file names have changed.
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>>VBScrip5.chm no longer exists. It's been replaced by VBS56.chm. Unfortunately, it does not contain any references to the Scripting.FileSystemObject. Documentation regarding the Scripting.FileSystemObject is now found in SCRRUN.chm.