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Can anyone reccommend a free VBScript editor

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I have been doing all my scripts in notepad and was wondering if there is a free script editor out there that would be more useful. I know there are products out there like PrimalScript but my employer will not spend the money to purchase a script editor and I sure ain't dropping $180 of my own money.

I would probably be willing to spend a nominal amount if there is a decent one out there.

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by Member 25348569

I do use PrimalScript mostly now but the unregistered version of Adersoft VbsEdit does at least give the different colours and recognises commands and has context-sensistive Help even if you don't get the debugging.

http://www.vbsedit.com

Only 49 of your dollar things for a registered copy. That used to be about ?2 before our currency went down the pan... :(

Neil :)

by larryd4

Primal Script is a real nice product! I have used it and its well worth the money.

by j.snell

I found it in the common files folder (I have Office 2003 & 2007
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OFFICE12

by nyturn

I'm happy with ExeScript Pro VBScript Editor. It has a number of useful functions, allowing to edit, compile and debug scripts, as well as search and apply COM objects. Also it can convert your script into exe file.

by gkclark

SKDTech, thanks for the tip. I was also looking for a freebie; this looks good.

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