Microsoft® Windows® Scripting Self-Paced Learning Guide
Automate everyday administrative tasks-and take greater control of your Windows networks-with this hands-on guide to scripting. Your instructor, a Microsoft Certified Trainer with more than a decade of enterprise consulting experience, expertly builds your scripting expertise with labs and lessons y...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol :
Microsoft Press
c2004.
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| Edition: | 1st edition |
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| See on Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009627197206719 |
Table of Contents:
- Microsoft® Windows® Scripting Self-Paced Learning Guide; About This Book; Is This Book for Me?; Outline of This Book; Part 2: Basic Windows Administration; Part 3: Advanced Windows Administration; Part 4: Scripting Other Applications; Part 5: Appendices; About the Companion CD; System Requirements; 1. Covering the Basics; Running Your First Script; On Error Resume Next; Dim; Reference Information; Worker Information; Output Information; Enhancing Your Script; Modifying an Existing Script; Modifying the Reference Information; Modifying the Worker Information; Modifying the Output information
- SummaryQuiz Yourself; On Your Own: Lab 1 Exploring a VBScript; Lab 2 Customizing an Existing Script; Lab Instructions; 2. Getting in the Loop; Adding Power to Scripts; For Each...Next; Constants vs. Variables; Shared Benefits of Constants and Variables; Collections; Reference Information; Worker Information; For...Next; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; Do While...Loop; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; Do Until...Loop; Summary; Quiz Yourself; On Your Own: Lab 3 Using the For Each...Next Command; Lab 4 Modifying the Ping Script; 3. Adding Intelligence
- If...ThenReference Information; Worker and Output Information; Intrinsic Constants; If...Then...ElseIf; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; If...Then...Else; Select Case; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; Summary; Quiz Yourself; On Your Own: Lab 5 Modifying CPUType.vbs; Lab 6 Modifying ComputerRoles.vbs; Part B; 4. The Power of Many; Passing Arguments; Command-Line Arguments; Running from the Command Prompt; No Arguments?; Creating a Useful Error Message; Using Multiple Arguments; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; Tell Me Your Name
- Making the Change to Named ArgumentsRunning a Script with Named Arguments; Working with Arrays; Moving Past Lame Arrays; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; What Does UBound Mean?; Two-Dimensional Arrays; Header Information; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; Assigning Values to Each Element; Summary; Quiz Yourself; On Your Own: Lab 7 Working with Passing Arguments; Lab 8 Building Arrays; Lab 9 Modifying a Script; 5. The Power of Many More; Strings and Arrays; Parsing Passed Text into an Array; Reference Information; Worker Information; Output Information
- Parsing Passed TextReference Information; Worker Information; Output Information; Working with Dictionaries; Adding Items to the Dictionary; Summary; Quiz Yourself; Own Your Own: Lab 10a Implementing Basics for the InStr Command; Lab 10b Understanding Advanced Features of the InStr Command; Lab 11 Creating a Dictionary; 2. Basic Windows Administration; Creating File System Object; File It Under Files; Reference Information; Worker and Output Information; File Properties; File Attributes; Setting File Attributes; A File, a File, I Need to Create a File; Writing to a Text File
- Overwriting a File
