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May 2, 2008  4:15 PM

Document group policy objects in Microsoft Word using VBScript



Posted by: Jerry Lees
DataManagement, Documentation, Functions, Microsoft.XMLDOM, VBA, VBScript, Word.application, XML

OK, here is the posting I hinted at in my previous posting this week entitled,

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April 30, 2008  2:20 PM

Using VBScript to create Word documents automatically with the Word Application Object



Posted by: Jerry Lees
DataManagement, Developer documentation, Documentation, VBA, VBScript, Word.application

I recently had a project that required me to create a ton of documentation from data that was already stored in files elsewhere on the network-- just not in the format that was required and readable by every day people within IT. (Basically, non-administrators) This project would have required a...


March 21, 2008  5:39 PM

Explanation: Using Microsoft.XMLDOM to work with data feeds in VBScript



Posted by: Jerry Lees
360voice, DataManagement, Development, Microsoft.XMLDOM, VBScript, XML

You may recall we recently worked with a cool little script that itself didn't have anything to do with systems administration, the 360voice API...

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March 20, 2008  6:26 PM

Explanation: Working with Subroutines and Functions in VBScript



Posted by: Jerry Lees
DataManagement, Development, Functions, Subroutines, VBScript

I just realized in my haste to get out a piece of code celebrating the XBOX 360 contest, I negected to give a proper answer for our discussion on subroutines and functions in a vbscript. In this installment, we'll explain how to build a function and a subroutine a bit better. First, remember...


March 14, 2008  5:57 PM

Using XML in vbscript via Microsoft.XMLDOM to work with data feeds



Posted by: Jerry Lees
360voice, DataManagement, Microsoft.XMLDOM, VBScript, XML

In this installment I wanted to both celebrate and congratulate the winners of the ITKE Challenge that has been running over the last few months for an XBOX 360 ELITE system, among other prizes. I also wanted to write about XML use in vbscript as well so...


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