4. File and Registry Access
In This Chapter
• This chapter shows how to use “stock” objects provided with Windows Script Host to manipulate and read files, folders, the environment, and the Registry.
• You should be comfortable with the material in Chapter 3, “Scripting and Objects,” before reading this chapter.
• Each object can do more than I have room to describe. I give examples of the most important functions, and you can use the reference information to see what other functions are available.
• The first time through each section, I suggest that you skim the lists of methods and properties, study the examples, and then go back through the reference tables.
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