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Many people find
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a lot simpler than it looks. Scripting guru Christa Anderson discusses basic scripting
concepts, the many ways that scripts can be used to manage Windows
environments, and demonstrates how to write an actual scripts.
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Batch
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Batch programs (also called batch files) allow
you to simplify routine or repetitive tasks. |
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Environmental
Variables
Environment variables are strings
that contain information and control the behavior of
various programs |
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Command
Line Resources
Who needs a GUI? Syntax references, tricks, and
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Logon
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A logon script is a small program that executes
automatically when a user logs on to a particular
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How
to get process information with Windows PowerShell
This Scripting School column explains how to use PowerShell's
get-process cmdlet to retrieve information about the processes on
your computer and how to kill the unnecessary ones. (August
2007)
Customizing
a mapped drive inventory
Creating an inventory of mapped drives yields a useful file, but
some filtering would help. Here's how to do that with string
formatting functions and regular expressions. (January 2007)
Managing
Group Policy with VBScript
In this column, Christa explains how you can use scripting to
manage Group Policy with VBScript. (November 2006)
Writing
a script for an office inventory system
This column tells you how to write a script for an inventory
system that correlates the user name, computer name and cubicle
name, then add this information to an Excel spreadsheet stored on
a network share. (July 2006)
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