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An introduction to Windows Script Host for Scala InfoChannel 3.

Jun 25, 2004: A quick introduction to my writing style
Jun 26, 2004: The Windows Script Host and InfoChannel 3
Jun 28, 2004: Learning which version of WSH Engine you have
Jun 28, 2004: The 2 different Windows Script Engines
Jun 28, 2004: Setting CScript As Your Default WSH Engine
Jun 28, 2004: Hello World in VBScript for WSH
Jun 28, 2004: Choosing the first WSH example script
Jun 28, 2004: Pointers on programming defensively
Jun 28, 2004: Creating and Destroying an Object using the Set keyword
Jun 28, 2004: Create the text file
Jun 28, 2004: Checking for the existence of the file
Jun 28, 2004: Using OpenTextFile to open the text file
Jun 28, 2004: Using the ReadAll method of the TextStream object
Jun 28, 2004: Using the ReadLn method of the TextStream object

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