Microsoft Windows Shell Scripting And Wsh Administrator's Guide - John-Lee Ford

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Résumé :
Starting with basic scripting concepts, Microsoft Windows Shell Scripting and WSH Administrator's Guide provides complete script language references for Windows Shell scripting. It includes comprehensive coverage of the default WSH scripting languages - JScript and VBScript Reinforcing these concepts with practical scripting examples, this book is an invaluable resource for developing scripts that will save you significant time and effort by automating repetitive tasks. Learn which operating systems are compatible with each scripting option; Get on overview of tasks that can be automated with scripts; Use procedures and subroutines to organize your scripts; Find out where you con get additional online scripting resources; Learn how conditional programming logic can produce scripts that will analyze options before a process is executed; Use subroutines and procedures to better organize your scripts and script execution; Cover the basics of JScript und VBScript programming; Learn how WSH scripts con help you with computer and network administration; Manage administrative chores on your desktop using WSH scripts.

Biographie:
Jerry Lee Ford, Jr. is an author, educator, and IT professional with over 13 years experience in information technology. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and has also earned Microsoft's MCP and MCP + Internet certification. He holds a master's degree in Business Administration and has been a port-time IT instructor for five years. Jerry Lee Ford, Jr. is the author of six books including Learn JavaScript In a Weekend. He lives in Richmond, Virginia with his wife and sons.

Sommaire:
INTRODUCING WINDOWS SCRIPTING

• Getting started with Windows scripting
• Overview of shell scripting and WSH

• Getting comfortable with the command shell environment
• Writing your first shell script
• Working with variables
• Conditional logic
• Iterative processing
• Organizing your scripts with subroutines and procedures
• Putting it all together

• Introducing the windows script host
• Writing JScript scripts
• Writing VBScript scripts
• Working with files and folders
• Managing the windows desktop
• Computer and network administration