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Common Dialog Example (comdlg32.ocx) |
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This script is designed to show a skeletal framework for initializing the Windows common dialog object used by applications by showing an example of how to browse for and select a specific file of type. This script is not intended, nor does it show, the full range capabilities of the common dialog object. The common dialog object is intrinsic on all platforms of Windows where the VB Run-Time is present and should not require additional installations of ActiveX objects to function. |
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Dx21
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5.x |
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Database Binary Read / Write Demo |
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This script demonstrates storing and extracting binary data from a database using the ADO Stream object to access binary files from VBScript. The script shows a simple file storage and extraction command line utility. |
| Author:
Dx21
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5.x |
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Find FSMO information |
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Windows 2000 only - This VBS Script is provided by Microsoft to show FSMO data from the Active Directory on Windows 2000 DCs. The VBS Script utilizes many WSH objects, as well as touching with ADSI Scripting. |
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Microsoft
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2 |
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Find User with NETSH |
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This script shows how you can use the NETSH to query a WINS server to find the workstation a user is currently logged on to. |
| Author:
Various
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5.x |
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ILOVEYOU 'Virus' Script |
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The ILOVEYOU Virus script is a great example of what VBS scripting can do. This script makes use of the FileSystemObject, the Outlook Application object, as well as function definitions and calls, recursion, subroutines, error clauses - the works. The script is displaed with two versions - the commented and formatted version, and the original. Both have had measures taken to counteract accidental execution of the scripts by using the WScript.Quit command at the top of each. The script is quite large, so please allow time for your browser to format the text. |
| Author:
Spyder
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2 |
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Local Computers Drive Listing |
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Generates and HTML File showing the all the local computer's drives, along with the information about each of them |
| Author:
Dx21
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2 |
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Masked Input using Internet Explorer |
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This script example shows how you can retrieve masked input from a user, such as a password, by using form elements and the Internet Explorer. The script creates a HTML form, displays the form to the user in a pop-up style Internet Explorer box, waits for the user to fill in the masked data, then extracts the typed in data from the form, cleans up and places the value into a variable you can use. |
| Author:
Dx21
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Version
5.x |
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Multidimensional Array Example - Systematic Buzz Phrase Projector |
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Using Phillip Broughton’s Systematic Buzz Phrase Projector algorithm, this simple script shows an example of how to use a multidimensional array for table data. |
| Author:
Dx21
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5.x |
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Outlook: Adding Address Book to Profile |
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This scriptlet was developed to assist a client in publishing a newly created Exchange contact list to their users MAPI profiles. The script uses named arguments to pass data in, determines the current default MAPI profile, access the Outlook Object Model to publish the contact list if not already published, then exits. |
| Author:
Dx21
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5.6 |
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Services - Checking for and Starting up |
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This script was written so that a NT/2000 computer could check the status of a remote computer's service prior to starting a local service. The script will check the remote computer and if the service is not running, it will start the service. Once the remote service reports as being running, the script will start a local service. |
| Author:
Dx21
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2 |
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Spell Check Clipboard with Microsoft Word |
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This script will create an instance of Microsoft Word (if you have it installed) and will spell check the contents of the clipboard by presenting you with the standard spell check dialog Word presents users. Once you have completed the spell check, the clipboard text is updated with the corrected version and you can paste it back. |
| Author:
Dx21
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5.6 |
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String Manipulation - Sorting String Arrays |
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This script demonstrates how to quickly sort an array of strings. |
| Author:
Dx21
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5.x |
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Use IE for User Input |
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This script demonstrates how you can gather information from the user using a graphical interface generated by IE. This stand-alone script dynamically generates the HTML content without creating any file system objects. |
| Author:
Dx21
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Version
5.x |
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