Chapter 18. Working with COM
| 18.1 | Working with COM in PowerShell |
| 18.2 | Automating Windows with COM |
| 18.3 | Working with the WScript.Shell class |
| 18.4 | Using COM to manage applications |
| 18.5 | The WSH ScriptControl class |
| 18.6 | Working with the Windows Task Scheduler |
| 18.7 | Issues with COM |
| 18.8 | Summary |
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King Richard in William Shakespeare’sThe Life and Death of King Richard III
At the end of Shakespeare’s Richard III, King Richard stands upon a plain, surrounded by foes, crying out for the one thing that he needs to continue on. Sort of like the noble sysadmin: “A tool! A tool! My kingdom for a tool!” Okay, perhaps not exactly like that, but at times, we do feel set upon from all sides, crying out desperately ...
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