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Pinging a remote computer from another remote computer using the WMI Win32_PingStatus class
Author :: Jerry Lees
Date :: Thu 09/04/2008 @ 12:13
This script is the sample code from a blog posting at the IT Knowledge Exchange, entitled Pinging a remote computer from another remote computer using the WMI Win32_PingStatus class.

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How to use the VBScript Scripting.Dictionary object to store data to make key decisions. (A Magic Eightball Script)
Author :: Jerry Lees
Date :: Wed 07/09/2008 @ 08:45

The Scripting.Dictionary object is a quite useful object. It will let you store data in a categorized manner through it's use of a key when you add data to the object. It works very much like a multi-dimensional array would, except that it is much easier to retrieve a specific type of data.

You place the data into the object via the .add method and retrieve a specific item via it's key. The key can either be numeric or a string. In the example below, I've chosen a number. Now for the example... a script so useful that I'm certain it will become a key part of your decision making process at work... The Magic Eight Ball! Now, before you laugh not everyone has a magic eight ball (I have two) and that's a shame because they really do help with making decisions.


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A simple way to Write to the registry with VBScript
Author :: Jerry Lees
Date :: Fri 06/06/2008 @ 07:05

Example code from my blog entry at the ITKE entitled, A simple way to Write to the registry with VBScript.


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