9. Deploying Scripts for Computer and Network Management
In This Chapter
• This chapter shows you how to write and distribute scripts for end users.
• You learn how to configure logon scripts on standalone, workgroup, and domain computers.
• You learn how to write scripts for unattended, scheduled processing.
• Windows has a tool that lets you create simple installation programs to distribute your own programs and scripts—if you know where to find it.
Using Scripts in the Real World
The previous chapters covered the basics of Windows Script Host (WSH) and the powerful data processing, management, and maintenance objects and functions it provides. If you’ve been experimenting with these tools along the way, you’ve probably already started ...
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