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Brian Baker
Has anyone used VS.NET to edit Windows Script files (.vbs or .wsf)? When
I used to do this with Visual Interdev, I had to add some extra lines in
to trick VI into thinking it was a script block inside a web page. Just
wondering if the behavior has improved at all...

Brian Baker
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Andy Smith
vbs seems to work for me.
even has intellisense for COM objects created with CreateObject

don't have any wsf files handy to test those.

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One trick to debug these vbs, is to add a right click handler on .vbs =
files and point them to cscript.exe //X. //X is to ask for debugging.

Explorer -> Tools -> Folder Options
Choose .vbs
Click Advanced
Choose New
Enter:
Action=3DDebug
Application=3DC:\WINNT\system32\cscript.exe %1 //X

After, you right click on a vbs, choose debug, and a box will be =
displayed asking if you want to debug or not, choose Devenv, ...

Very practical.

Pat

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Subject: [aspngvs] RE: Editing Windows Script files

vbs seems to work for me.
even has intellisense for COM objects created with CreateObject

don't have any wsf files handy to test those.

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Andy Smith
Keyboard Jockey #3a7-2.78.1

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