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by patb071 Accepted solution
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by oldbaritone Accepted solution
"but i don't want to copy and paste a script and fill in the blanks"
Don't waste time re-inventing the wheel. Copy, paste and fill-in when it's appropriate.
Then use your talent to come up with new solutions for other scripts. Share it, and others will copy-and-paste you.
OSS/GPL. What a concept!
by patb071 Accepted solution
by mohammad oweis Accepted solution
Check Script Center @ Microsoft TechNet website:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/default.aspx
Its the best place to start leaning about scripting.
by pshiflet-24 Accepted solution
Well, I would learn both as they are both useful for different things. If you are going to choose only one, though, I recommend vbs because it can offer more utility down the road. A good source for learning it would be W3Schools (http://www.w3schools.com/). There is a listing in the left hand pane of the languages they have tutorials on. With vbs I would also strongly recommend learning how to encode vbs files so that they are not easily modified or viewed. This allows you to create, for example, a script that will run an installer as a local or domain admin without exposing the admin passwords (quick, easy way to install apps on computers with reduced privileges).
I hope this is helpful. Let me know if you have further questions.
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