Archives for: December 2007

12/15/07

Permalink 03:24:23 pm, by dave Email , 457 words, 4346 views   English (US)
Categories: Windows Scripting, Wsh Scripts

Displaying File Information using VBS and the FileSystemObject

While working on a script that enumerates the files in the startup folder, I wanted to list certain information about a file, create time, last access time, last modified time, and the file's attributes. This can be done fairly easily using the Scripting.FileSystemObject. Here is a function that will list the basic information about a file.

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12/14/07

Permalink 10:44:15 am, by dave Email , 188 words, 235 views   English (US)
Categories: Windows Scripting, Wsh Scripts

Show Shortcut Target Paths with VBS

I was working on a script to
enumerate what files were being executed in the startup folder
. To do this, I needed to determine what executables were pointed to from the shortcut (.lnk) files that were in the startup folder. Here is a function that wraps everything up and will return the target path for the shortcut.

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Permalink 10:37:06 am, by dave Email , 190 words, 177 views   English (US)
Categories: Windows Scripting, Wsh Scripts

Expanding environmental variables using vbs

Recently I was messing around with some registry enumeration scripts to show the paths of executables that were being referenced in the registry. To do this properly, I needed to expand the system variables that were stored in the registry. I figured that there might be some other folks that needed to do the same thing, so here is a little function that will handle it for you.

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