A WSF script demoing how you can "use a "prestaged" script to pass a script's PID to itself.
Converts a Unicode file to ANSI format.
This script follows Microsoft's posted instructions for preventing the ICW icon from being installed to user desktops, a particularly handy trick for Terminal Services. There is one problem - the ICW removal does not work. I'm posting this since it goes through all the motions; the lucky admin who can indeed find the extra settings to modify can use this as a foundation.
As above, only for OE. The critical difference is that this one does indeed work.
I've always found it annoying that there is no rapid way to access the hosts, lmhosts, and other network config files on a Windows NT system.
This script simply pops them all up in separate instances of Notepad.
A string-parsing app inspired by the Microsoft Scripting Center's Script-O-Matic.
I've recently been doing some work with converting the functions I use into classes for use from script.