Microsoft Vbscript Professional Projects,9781592000562

Microsoft Vbscript Professional Projects

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9781592000562
ISBN10: 1592000568
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2003-08-07
Publisher(s): Cengage Learning Ptr
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Summary

Microsoft's VBScript, a simplified version of Visual Basic, is a powerful, easy-to-learn tool that can add interaction to Web pages. VBScript Professional Projects distinguishes itself from the competition by being the only book to offer a project-based approach for higher-end users and to provide coverage of VBScript's applicability to both Web and WSH scripting. It is the ideal guide for VBA and Visual Basic programmers who wish to expand their programming capabilities using a scripting language.

Table of Contents

Introduction xxxv
Goal of This Book xxxv
What You Need to Begin xxxvi
Conventions Used in This Book xxxvi
PART I INTRODUCING MICROSOFT VBSCRIPT
1(220)
What Is VBScript?
3(24)
Introducing VBScript
4(5)
History of VBScript
5(1)
Visual Basic Family of Programming Languages
6(1)
Visual Basic
7(1)
Visual Basic for Applications
8(1)
VBScript Execution Environments
9(1)
VBScript Web Page Development
9(9)
Compatible Browsers
10(1)
Adding VBScript to Web Pages
11(1)
Loading VBScripts
11(3)
Responding to Events
14(3)
Referencing External Scripts
17(1)
The WSH
18(8)
WSH Architecture
19(1)
Scripting Engines
20(1)
Execution Hosts
21(1)
The Core Object Model
22(1)
Writing WSH VBScripts
22(1)
The Windows Command Prompt
23(3)
Summary
26(1)
Errors, Constants, and Variables
27(26)
VBScript Statements
28(1)
VBScript Statement Syntax
29(6)
Syntax Errors
30(3)
Displaying Syntax Errors within Internet Explorer
33(2)
Documenting VBScripts with Comments
35(3)
Storing and Retrieving Data from Memory
38(10)
Using Constants
38(1)
Defining Constants
38(2)
Referencing VBScript Run-Time Constants
40(3)
Creating Variables
43(1)
Variable Naming Rules
44(2)
Defining Variables
46(1)
Variable Scope and Lifetime
47(1)
Other Sources of Data
48(1)
Using Operators to Manipulate Variables
48(3)
VBScript Reserved Words
51(1)
Summary
52(1)
Conditional Logic and Iterative Structures
53(20)
Comparison Statements
54(5)
The If Statement
54(1)
If Statement Usage
55(1)
Advanced Comparison Operations
55(1)
Alternative Forms of the If Statement
56(1)
Nesting Multiple If Statements
57(1)
The Select Case Statement
57(2)
Working with Loops
59(11)
Do...While
59(4)
Do...Until
63(2)
For...Next
65(2)
While...Wend
67(1)
For Each...Next
68(2)
Guarding against Endless Loops
70(2)
Summary
72(1)
Procedures
73(22)
Organizing VBScript into Procedures
74(2)
Enhanced Script Maintenance
74(1)
Reusable Code
75(1)
Subroutines vs. Functions
76(4)
Subroutines
76(2)
Functions
78(2)
Controlling Variable Scope
80(1)
Browser Event Handling
81(6)
Examining Events and Event Handlers
81(2)
Setting Up Event Handlers
83(4)
Built-in Functions
87(6)
Summary
93(2)
Arrays
95(24)
Storing Related Data in Arrays
96(1)
Working with Single-Dimension Arrays
97(8)
Defining Single-Dimension Arrays
97(1)
Populating a Single-Dimension Array
98(1)
Processing a Single-Dimension Array
99(1)
Direct Access
99(1)
For Each...Next
100(2)
Using the UBound Function
102(3)
Working with Multidimensional Arrays
105(4)
Defining Multidimensional Arrays
105(1)
Populating a Multidimensional Array
106(1)
Processing Multidimensional Arrays
107(2)
Creating Dynamic Arrays
109(7)
Defining Dynamic Arrays
110(1)
Resizing Single-Dimension Dynamic Arrays
110(5)
Resizing Multidimensional Dynamic Arrays
115(1)
Erasing Arrays
116(1)
Using VBScript Functions to Work with Arrays
116(2)
Using the VBScript Array() Function
116(1)
Using the IsArray() Function
117(1)
Summary
118(1)
Data Collection, Notification, and Error Reporting
119(26)
Interacting with Users
120(1)
The InputBox() Function
121(11)
Defining the InputBox() Function
122(2)
Input Validation
124(3)
Data Coercion
127(1)
Implicit Coercion
127(2)
Explicit Coercion
129(1)
Type Mismatch
130(2)
The MsgBox() Function
132(5)
Defining the MsgBox() Function
132(4)
Interrogating Results
136(1)
Handling VBScript Errors
137(6)
Deciding Not to Take Action
138(1)
Telling VBScript to Ignore Errors
138(1)
Developing Error-Handling Routines
139(3)
Clearing Out Errors
142(1)
Raising Errors
143(1)
Summary
143(2)
VBScript Objects
145(22)
VBScript Object-Based Programming
146(3)
Properties Belonging to VBScript's Built-in Objects
148(1)
Methods Belonging to VBScript's Built-in Objects
148(1)
Working with VBScript's Built-in Objects
149(10)
The Err Object
149(1)
The Class Object
149(1)
Class Object Syntax
150(1)
Creating Variables, Properties, and Methods
150(2)
Setting Up Initialization and Termination Procedures
152(1)
The RegExp Object and Other Related Objects
153(3)
The Test() Method
156(1)
The Execute() Method
157(2)
Other Collections of Objects Available to VBScript
159(9)
Browser-Based Objects
159(1)
Objects Available When Executed in the WSH
160(2)
Properties Belonging to VBScript Run-Time Objects
162(2)
Methods Belonging to VBScript Run-Time Objects
164(2)
The Run-Time Dictionary Object
166(2)
Summary
168
VBScript and Internet Explorer
167(28)
Internet Explorer Objects
168(9)
Examining the DHTML Object Model
171(2)
Examining the DOM
173(4)
High-Level Browser Objects
177(11)
Working with the window Object
178(2)
Working with the document Object
180(2)
Working with the location Object
182(2)
Working with the history Object
184(1)
Working with the navigator Object
185(3)
Handling Browser Events
188(6)
Window and Frame Events
190(2)
Mouse and Keyboard Events
192(2)
Summary
194(1)
VBScript and the WSH
195(26)
The WSH Object Model
196(13)
Public Objects
197(1)
WSH Object Properties and Methods
198(2)
Core Object Properties
200(2)
Using WSH Object Properties
202(2)
Core Object Methods
204(3)
Using WSH Object Methods
207(2)
Passing Arguments to Scripts
209(3)
Using XML to Create Windows Script Files
212(7)
The <?XML ?> Tag
214(1)
The <?job?> Tag
214(1)
The <comment> and </comment> Tags
215(1)
The <script> and </script> Tags
215(1)
The <job> and </job> Tags
216(1)
The <package> and </package> Tags
217(1)
The <resource> and </resource> Tags
218(1)
Running Your Windows Script Files
219(1)
Summary
219(2)
PART II PROFESSIONAL PROJECT 1
221(2)
Project 1 Desktop Administration Using VBScript and the WSH
223(138)
Project 1 Overview
224(1)
Project Case Study: Desktop Customization and Deployment
225(18)
Project Overview
226(15)
Analyzing the Existing Process
228(8)
Determining Which Tasks Can Be Automated
236(1)
Performing a High-Level Design
237(1)
Desktop Customization
238(1)
Start Menu and Taskbar
238(1)
Task Scheduling
239(1)
Network Connections
239(1)
Account Management
240(1)
The Implementation Plan
240(1)
Summary
241(2)
Customizing the Desktop
243(26)
Adding a URL Desktop Shortcut to the Corporate Web Site
244(6)
Working with Special Folders
244(3)
Working with the WshUrlShortcut Object
247(1)
Developing the Desktop URL VBScript
248(2)
Understanding the Windows Registry
250(9)
Working with the Registry
251(1)
Understanding How the Registry Is Organized
252(2)
Keys, Values, and Data
254(2)
Writing VBScripts That Programmatically Interact with the Windows Registry
256(1)
Reading Registry Keys and Values
256(1)
Adding or Changing Registry Keys and Values
257(1)
Deleting Registry Keys and Values
258(1)
Customizing Desktop Wallpaper and Screen Saver Settings
259(8)
The Initialization Section
259(1)
The Main Processing Section
260(1)
The CopyCorpLogo() Subroutine
261(1)
The GetConfirmation() Function
261(1)
The SetBackground() Subroutine
262(1)
The SetScreenSaver() Subroutine
263(1)
The ForceLogoff() Subroutine
264(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
265(2)
Summary
267(2)
Customizing the Start Menu and Quick Launch Toolbar
269(22)
Shortcut Construction
270(3)
Working with the WshShortcut Object
273(7)
A Desktop Shortcut Example
274(1)
Modifying Shortcut Properties
275(5)
Creating a Standard Applications Folder
280(4)
Scripting Folder Creation
281(1)
Saving a Shortcut to a Windows Folder
281(1)
Creating and Populating the Standard Applications Folder
281(3)
Configuring the Start Menu and Quick Launch Toolbar
284(6)
Adding a Link to the Programs Folder
285(3)
Adding Shortcuts to the Quick Launch Toolbar
288(2)
Summary
290(1)
Scheduling Disk Maintenance
291(22)
Working with the Windows Command Prompt
292(2)
Disk Management Utilities and Command-Line Utilities
294(9)
Examining the Manual Disk Cleanup Process
294(2)
Configuring Disk Cleanup
296(1)
Creating the Cleanup Script
297(2)
Examining the Manual Disk Defrag Process
299(1)
Running the Disk Defragmenter Utility
300(1)
Running Defrag.exe
301(1)
Creating the Defrag Script
301(2)
Scheduling Script Execution
303(5)
Working with the Scheduled Task Wizard
304(2)
Using the Windows at Command
306(2)
Creating a Scheduler Script
308(3)
Configuring the Task Scheduler Service
309(2)
Summary
311(2)
Mapping Network Printers and Disks
313(24)
A Change of Plans
314(2)
Working with the WshNetwork Object
316(2)
Accessing WshNetwork Properties
317(1)
Working with Network Drives
318(3)
Enumerating Network Drives
318(1)
Mapping a Network Drive
319(1)
Disconnecting a Network Drive
320(1)
Working with Network Printers
321(5)
Enumerating Network Printers
322(1)
Setting Up a Network Printer Connection
323(1)
Using the AddPrinterConnection() Method
323(1)
Using the AddWindowsPrinterConnection() Method
324(1)
Removing a Network Printer Connection
325(1)
Establishing a Default Printer
326(1)
Creating a Login Script
326(7)
The Initialization Section
326(1)
The Main Processing Section
327(1)
The DisplayNetworkData() Subroutine
328(1)
The MapNetworkDrive() Subroutine
329(1)
The SetupPrinterConnection() Subroutine
329(1)
The SetDefaultPrinter() Subroutine
330(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
330(3)
Summary
333(4)
Creating Administrator Accounts
337(24)
Creating a Local Administrator Account
338(6)
Options for Manually Creating New User Accounts
339(1)
Using the Local User and Groups Snap-In
339(5)
Net Commands
344(4)
Net User
345(1)
Net Localgroup
346(2)
Creating a Login Script
348(7)
The Initialization Section
348(2)
The Main Processing Section
350(1)
The CallRun Verification() Function
350(2)
The CreateAdminAcct() Subroutine
352(2)
The GetValidPasswd() Function
354(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
355(4)
Summary
359(2)
PART III PROFESSIONAL PROJECT 2
361(2)
Project 2: Analyzing Application Logs
363(106)
Project 2 Overview
364(1)
Project Case Study: Analyzing Application Logs
365(14)
Project Overview
366(6)
Analyzing the In-House Application Logs
367(1)
Examining the Error Log
368(1)
Examining the Daily Sales Report
369(1)
Examining the Daily Returns Report
370(1)
Examining the Daily Production Report
371(1)
Requirements Analysis
372(1)
Performing a High-Level Design
372(5)
Developing and Processing the INI Configuration File
373(1)
Creating Log and Report Analyzers
374(2)
Scheduling the Execution of the Analyzer Scripts
376(1)
Creating a Report and Log Archive
377(1)
Summary
377(2)
Using Configuration Files to Control Script Execution
379(18)
Creating a Configuration File to Control Script Execution
380(3)
How INI Files Are Used
381(1)
INI File Structure
382(1)
Designing the Report and Log Analyzer INI File
383(3)
Creating an INI File Processing Procedure
386(10)
Verifying Whether the INI File Exists
387(1)
Opening the INI File
388(2)
Reading the INI File
390(1)
Determining Whether a File Contains Any Data
391(1)
Reading the Entire INI File
392(1)
Reading a Section of an INI File
393(3)
Summary
396(1)
Developing Script Log Analyzers
397(40)
Reading Report and Log Files
398(1)
Writing to Files
399(1)
Creating the Error Log Analyzer
400(10)
The Initialization Section
401(1)
The Main Processing Section
402(1)
The SetUpDefaults() Subroutine
403(1)
The ProcessIniFile() Subroutine
404(2)
The RefineOutputFileName() Subroutine
406(1)
The ProcessReportFile() Subroutine
407(1)
The RecordSummaryData() Subroutine
408(2)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
410(1)
Creating the Daily Sales Report Analyzer
410(8)
Creating the Daily Returns Report Analyzer
418(8)
Creating the Daily Production Report Analyzer
426(8)
Examining the Order/Inventory Summary Report
434(2)
Summary
436(1)
Scheduling Script Execution
437(16)
Examining Scheduling VBScript Options
438(5)
Creating a Scheduled Task for Each Script
438(1)
Creating an Intermediary Scheduling Script
439(1)
Using the WshShell Object's Run() Method
440(1)
Testing Her Hypothesis
441(1)
Monitoring Background Processes
442(1)
Setting Up an Intermediary Scheduling Script
443(5)
Creating Logic to Limit When the Script Can Execute
443(1)
Writing the MstrSched.vbs Script
444(1)
The Initialization Section
445(1)
The Main Processing Section
445(1)
The RunScript() Subroutine
446(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
446(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
447(1)
Setting Up a Daily Automated Script Execution Schedule
448(4)
Summary
452(1)
Maintaining a 30-Day Summary Log Archive
453(16)
Managing Files with VBScript
454(4)
Using the FileSystemObject
454(2)
Using the File Object
456(2)
Other VBScript Language Elements Needed to Build the Archive Management Script
458(3)
The WshShell Object's LogEvent() Method
458(2)
The Built-in VBScript Instr() Function
460(1)
Writing the Archive Management Script
461(7)
The Initialization Section
461(1)
The Main Processing Section
461(1)
The OkToRunToday() Subroutine
462(1)
The MonthToDelete() Subroutine
463(1)
The RemoveOldSummaryFiles() Subroutine
464(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
465(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
465(3)
Summary
468(1)
PART IV PROFESSIONAL PROJECT 3
469(2)
Project 3: Creating a Centralized Report Management Station
471(142)
Project 3 Overview
472(1)
Project Case Study: Creating a Centralized Report Management Station
473(12)
Project Overview
474(4)
Collecting Project Requirements
475(3)
Requirements Analysis
478(1)
Performing a High-Level Design
478(6)
Creating the Registry Setup Script
480(2)
Creating the Remote Summary Report Retrieval Script
482(1)
Creating the Report Consolidation Script
482(1)
Creating the Archive Management Script
483(1)
Summary
484(1)
Developing a Setup Script
485(22)
Working with the Windows Registry
486(4)
Examining the Registry Root Keys
487(1)
Understanding How Data Is Stored
487(1)
Manually Accessing Registry Data
488(2)
Using VBScript and the WSH to Programmatically Modify the Registry
490(9)
Using the RegWrite() Method
490(3)
Using the RegRead() Method
493(2)
Using the RegDelete() Method
495(1)
Guarding against Registry Errors
495(4)
Creating the Setup Script
499(6)
The Initialization Section
500(1)
The Main Processing Section
500(1)
The GetPermissionToRun() Function
501(1)
The CreateRegistryEntries() Subroutine
502(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
502(3)
Summary
505(2)
Collecting Remote Summary Reports
507(30)
Prerequisite Tasks
508(4)
Creating a System Account
508(1)
Creating the Scheduler Script
509(1)
Creating the Network Folders
510(2)
Setting Up Connections to Network Drives and Folders
512(4)
Manually Setting Up Connections
512(2)
Working with the WshNetwork Object
514(1)
Mapping Drive Connections
515(1)
Disconnecting Drive Connections
515(1)
File Management
516(2)
Working with the FileSystemObject Object
516(1)
Working with the File Object
517(1)
Developing the Report Collection Script
518(17)
The Initialization Section
518(1)
The Main Processing Section
518(2)
The SetDefaultSettings() Subroutine
520(1)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
520(3)
The MapNetworkDrive() Function
523(1)
The GetSummaryRptFileName() Function
524(1)
The CopyFolders() Subroutine
525(1)
The DisconnectNetworkDrive() Subroutine
526(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
527(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
527(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
528(7)
Summary
535(2)
Processing and Consolidating Report Data
537(52)
Parsing String Contents
538(2)
Indexing String Contents
538(1)
Removing Leading and Trailing Spaces
539(1)
Converting a String to an Integer
539(1)
Determining a String's Length
540(1)
Other VBScript Functions
540(1)
Working with the Word Object Model
540(3)
Developing a Network Messaging Procedure
543(1)
Creating the Consolidation Report Script
544(43)
The Initialization Section
545(1)
The Main Processing Section
545(2)
The SetDefaultSettings() Subroutine
547(1)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
547(3)
The IdentifyRptsToProcess() Subroutine
550(1)
The ReadSummaryReport() Subroutine
551(1)
The CreateConsolidatedTextReport() Subroutine
552(10)
The CreateConsolidatedWordReport() Subroutine
562(3)
The NotifyOperationsStaff() Subroutine
565(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
566(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
566(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
566(21)
Summary
587(2)
Archive Management
589(24)
Administering Report Files
590(1)
Working with Windows Folders and Files
591(3)
Determining Whether or Not a Folder Exists
592(1)
Creating a Folder
592(2)
Moving Files between Staging and Archive Folders
594(1)
Developing the Archive Management Script
594(18)
The Initialization Section
595(1)
The Main Processing Section
595(2)
The OkToRunToday() Subroutine
597(1)
The SetDefaultSettings() Subroutine
597(1)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
598(2)
The MoveSummaryReports() Subroutine
600(2)
The MonthToDelete() Subroutine
602(1)
The RemoveOldReportFiles() Subroutine
603(2)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
605(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
605(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
605(7)
Summary
612(1)
PART V PROFESSIONAL PROJECT 4
613(2)
Project 4: Reporting Application Summary Data via the Web
615(176)
Project 4 Overview
616(1)
Reporting Application Summary Data via the Web
617(16)
Project Overview
618(2)
Collecting Project Requirements
619(1)
Documenting Project Requirements
620(1)
Performing a High-Level Design
620(12)
Accomplishing Prerequisite Tasks
624(5)
Designing the Web Site
629(1)
Developing a Home Page
629(1)
Creating the Registration and Configuration Page
630(1)
Converting Consolidated Summary Reports to HTML Pages
630(1)
Building the Report Archive Page
631(1)
Distributing HTML and Word Files and Performing Archive Management
631(1)
Summary
632(1)
Designing the Web Site
633(12)
A Quick Overview of the Order/Inventory Reporting Web Site
634(1)
The Web Site's Main Page
635(5)
Defining the Links Page
636(1)
Defining the Welcome Page
637(2)
Assembling the Main Page
639(1)
The Daily Consolidated Summary Report Page
640(1)
The Reports Archive Page
640(1)
The Registration and Configuration Settings Page
641(2)
Summary
643(2)
Building the Web Site's Main Page
645(24)
Working with Frames
646(1)
Building the Links.html Page
647(8)
HTML for the Links.html Page
647(1)
Adding VBScript to the HTML Page
648(1)
Setting the Default Background Color
648(2)
Creating Link Rollover Effects
650(1)
Posting Messages on the Internet Explorer Status Bar
651(1)
Using VBScript to Control Frame Content
651(2)
The Fully Assembled Links.html Page
653(2)
Building the Welcome.html Page
655(10)
HTML for the Welcome.html Page
656(1)
Redirection for Unsupported Browsers
657(3)
Retrieving a VBScript Cookie
660(2)
The Fully Assembled Welcome.html Page
662(3)
Creating the Browser.html Page
665(2)
Summary
667(2)
Building the Registration and Configuration Settings Page
669(22)
Cookie Basics
670(7)
Cookie Storage
671(2)
Cookies and Security
673(1)
Cookie Syntax
673(1)
Creating and Retrieving a Simple Cookie
673(1)
Creating Persistent Cookies
674(1)
Specifying Valid Host Names
675(1)
Determining Which Folders Have Cookie Access
676(1)
Requiring Secure Cookie Access
676(1)
Deleting Cookies
677(1)
Verifying Your Cookie's Creation
677(1)
Collecting Information Using HTML Forms
677(9)
HTML for the Config.html Page
678(2)
Using VBScript to Process Form Contents
680(1)
Form Validation
681(2)
Baking a Cookie
683(1)
Formatting a Cookie Expiration Date
684(1)
Canceling a Change to Configuration Settings
684(1)
Displaying Help
684(2)
The Fully Assembled Welcome.html Page
686(3)
Summary
689(2)
Converting Reports to HTML Pages
691(38)
Preparing to Create the HTML Conversion Script
692(1)
Creating the HTML Conversion Script
693(16)
The Initialization Section
694(1)
The Main Processing Section
694(6)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
700(2)
The AssembleFileNames() Subroutine
702(1)
The WriteHeader() Subroutine
702(1)
The BeginTableDefinition() Subroutine
703(1)
The WriteTableHeader() Subroutine
703(1)
The WriteTableSubHeader() Subroutine
703(1)
The WriteErrorsColHeadings() Subroutine
704(1)
The WriteErrorsData() Subroutine
704(1)
The WriteSalesAndReturnsColHeadings() Subroutine
705(1)
The WriteProductionColHeadings() Subroutine
705(1)
The WriteSalesAndReturnsData() Subroutine
705(1)
The WriteProductionData() Subroutine
706(1)
The EndTableDefinition() Subroutine
706(1)
The WriteFooter() Subroutine
706(1)
The ParseProductionData() Subroutine
706(2)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
708(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
708(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
709(11)
The Automatically Generated HTML Page
720(8)
Summary
728(1)
Building the Report Archive Page
729(26)
Working with the Folder Object and the Files Collection
730(2)
Assembling the Report Archive Page
732(21)
The Initialization Section
732(1)
The Main Processing Section
733(3)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
736(2)
The WriteHeader() Subroutine
738(1)
The WriteH3Heading() Subroutine
738(1)
The WriteFooter() Subroutine
739(1)
The MapNetworkDrive() Function
739(1)
The DisconnectNetworkDrive() Subroutine
740(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
741(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
741(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
742(7)
The Content of the HTML File
749(4)
Summary
753(2)
Report Distribution and Remote Archive Management
755(36)
Implementing Remote Archive Management
756(7)
Introducing Remote WSH
757(1)
Remote WSH Architecture
758(1)
WshRemote Methods
759(1)
WshRemote Events
760(1)
WshRemote Properties
761(1)
A Quick Remote WSH Example
762(1)
Remote WSH Limitations
763(1)
Creating the Final Script
763(13)
The Initialization Section
764(1)
The Main Processing Section
764(2)
The GetRegistrySettings() Subroutine
766(3)
The MapNetworkDrive() Function
769(1)
The GetFileNames() Subroutine
770(1)
The CopyAndMoveFiles() Subroutine
770(3)
The DisconnectNetworkDrive() Subroutine
773(1)
The TimeToCleanArchive() Function
774(1)
The RemoteScript_Start() Subroutine
774(1)
The RemoteScript_End() Subroutine
775(1)
The RemoteScript_Error() Subroutine
775(1)
The WriteToEventLog() Subroutine
776(1)
The TerminateScript() Subroutine
776(1)
The Fully Assembled Script
776(11)
Creating the Archive Maintenance Script
787(1)
Summary
788(3)
PART VI APPENDICES
791(112)
Appendix A Windows XP Command Reference
793(106)
Appendix B What's on the Companion Web Site
899(4)
Index 903

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