VBScript contains the following Training Videos:
Introduction to VBScript
Duration: 8:22
In this video we'll talk about what VBScript is, how to get it and why would you want to use it to script with. We discuss COM objects and how they add more power to your scripting. Finally we talk about script editors and how to set up the default Windows Script Host.
Lets Start Scripting
Duration: 12:32
In this video you'll learn all about Variables, Literals, Constants and the use of Comments in your scripts. You'll also learn about the function of the Option Explicit and On Error Resume Next statements.
Arrays
Duration: 14:21
In this video we'll introduce you to arrays which are simply lists of data. Arrays are one of the most widely used functions in most scripting languages, so you wont want to miss this video.
Statements and Functions
Duration: 15:15
In this video you'll learn all about Statements and Functions which are used in all VBScripts.
Loops
Duration: 11:35
In this video you'll learn all about Loops. We'll cover the For Each Next loop, the For Next loop, Do While loops and Do Until Loops.
Objects
Duration: 25:54
In this video you'll learn all about what Objects and Methods are. We focus on the FileSystem Object and show you how to use it to manipulate drives, folders, files and text.
WshShell
Duration: 28:52
In this video you'll learn all about the WshShell Object and see how we can use it to access the Windows Registry, Write to the Event Log, Run External Applications and much more!
WshNetwork
Duration: 13:30
In this video you'll learn all about the WshNetwork Object and see how we can use it to access logon information, map drives and printers.
Writing Your Own Scripts
Duration: 6:57
In this video we'll give you some hints on how to approach script writing for yourself.
These VBScript Training Videos are produced in 800x600 Resolution (.WMV)
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