Under Development

Select the Scripting Language that interests you.

ADSI
Working with the Active Directory? ADSI give you programatic access and more power than might otherwise be considered safe.

HTML + HTA
Writing for your web site, creating stand-alone HTML applications, or even switching away from that bloated word processor - HTML is a must-have skill.

Microsoft's KiXtart
Arguably the first Windows logon script scripting language, this Microsoft RSK tool took on a life of its own and still a powerful choice for administrative scripting.

Microsoft's MS-DOS
You might be using the old MS-DOS OS, maybe shelling out from an older Windows 9x platform, or maybe using the command prompt from any Windows platform. Suprise yourself on how some things never change.

Powershell
Microsoft's (relativly) new admin-focused command shell and scripting language.

RSS & ATOM Reference
Email on site changes are over. Expecting users to visit daily to check on changes is unrealistic. Leverage RSS and ATOM feeds to notify users of what's new.

Microsoft's ScriptIt
Windows NT4 may have come and gone, AutoIt may have cornered the market on Send-Key scripting, but ScriptIt started the whole "Ghost In The Machine" scripting craze.

Microsoft's VBScript
Easy to use scripting language for every-day network/local administrative needs.

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
Find out how easy it is to tap into and get information from - well, everything.