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Scripting

Windows Script is a comprehensive scripting infrastructure for the Windows operating system. Windows Script provides two script engines, Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and JScript, that can be embedded into Windows-based applications. It also provides an extensive group of supporting technologies that make it easier for script users to script Windows-based applications.

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JavaScript for Internet Explorer 9	Provides links to information about the Microsoft implementation of the ECMAScript 5th Edition language specification.
JScript	Provides links to information about the Microsoft implementation of the ECMAScript 3rd Edition language specification.
VBScript	Provides links to topics that describe how to use VBScript and provide details about its language elements.
Script Runtime	Provides links to sections that describe components of the script runtime.
Windows Script Host	Provides links to sections that provide information about Windows Script Host.
Technical Articles, Columns and Books	Provides links to more information about scripting.
Windows Management Instrumentation	Describes an interface that can be used to manage systems, applications, and devices.
Active Directory Service Interfaces	Describes directory service interfaces that can be used to manage network resources.
Script Center	Provides information about several scripting languages.
Script Repository	Provides links to scripts provided by members of the user community.
Scripting Tools and Utilities	Provides information about downloadable tools for creating scripts.
Windows Scripting Guide	Provides an overview of scripting technologies.
Windows PowerShell	Describes the Windows PowerShell command-line shell and scripting language.

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