Learn how to use the flexible Visual Basic, VBScript
The tutorials here show you how to use one of the most flexible programming tools Microsoft has ever created, VBScript. This version of Visual Basic can be used in a variety of ways, and is easier (and cheaper) to get started with than virtually any other programming tool. If you're looking for tutorials to start using VBScript, or to use it better, look here.
VBScript - The System Administrator's Language - Part 3
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. The use of VBScript with HTA applications and the Scriptomatic utility are explained. - Part 3
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. The use of VBScript with HTA applications and the Scriptomatic utility are explained. - Part 3
VBScript - The System Administrator's Language - Part 2
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. VBScript objects and the WMI and ADSI systems are introduced. - Part 2
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. VBScript objects and the WMI and ADSI systems are introduced. - Part 2
VBScript - The System Administrator's Language - Part 1
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. VBScript objects and the WMI and ADSI systems are introduced. - Part 1
A short About Visual Basic tutorial about using VBScript for administering computer systems. VBScript objects and the WMI and ADSI systems are introduced. - Part 1
Learn VBScript
VBScript is a language that you can use where the 'rich' - but resource intensive - Visual Basic just won't fit. At the same time, VBScript is very closely related to Visual Basic because it uses the same syntax and operators. Here's a quick tutorial for beginners in VBScript.
VBScript is a language that you can use where the 'rich' - but resource intensive - Visual Basic just won't fit. At the same time, VBScript is very closely related to Visual Basic because it uses the same syntax and operators. Here's a quick tutorial for beginners in VBScript.