May 2007
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
13h 13m
English
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Perhaps one of the most common uses for scripting is the creation of logon (and, for Active Directory [AD] domains, logoff) scripts. A number of scripting languages have been created almost exclusively for use in these scripts, including Microsoft’s unsupported Kixtart, the more general-purpose WinBatch, and many others. Dozens of command-line utilities exist that allow batch files to stand in as logon scripts. Although VBScript has a steeper learning curve than these other products, it also offers unmatched power and flexibility. VBScript’s capability to use Component Object Model ...
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