gunsmokingman

Try this script it should do what you want it to do.

Here is a script that based on the link from Microsoft, I have it so it show type and takes the first letter.

Here is another script that will list if the service pack is installed

Yzöwl here is my entry and it more of a cheat, sorry but Windows NT Command Script is not my best. Save as a StringManipulation.vbs

Perhaps try changing the code to be more like this. This is just an example.

This is the line I use for downloading in my net app Here is a link to the MSDN for My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile Method Download File Method

I copy and pasted your code and it seemed to run fine on Vista Sp1. Could you provide more details as to what the problem you are having.

It ran find on my computer, I am on Vista Sp1 This is what it should look like.

I Change the form tag to a body tag, I added 2 function for each radio group hope this is what you wanted.

Try this VBS Script.

Here is a script that will list all folders except doc and setting folder. It was easier for me to write up a new script for you.

Good job Felix.

Felix thank you for finding a way to get the PCType. I have made a HTA with a way to allow the user to add a help url and company name. MkOem_V1H.exe

Check out Updated MkOem_V6 as it been updated.

I have made some changes so it should run on XP I 1:\ Made some changes to the network adapter output 2:\ Made changes to the mother board output MkOem_v6.exe

If you do not want to show any cmd dialogs then try this vbs script.

Here is the same script except I added a check to see if the folder exists.

I wrote this script on Vista, when I get a chance to install XP I will re do the script so it will work on XP.

Read this page as it deals with using VBS script and Local User Accounts. Vbs Script Local Users

Here a cmd file that produces a VBS script that is similar to what Yzöwl posted works the same way. Save As Usb_DriveCheck.cmd

Here is a good spot to learn about VBS scripting The Hey, Scripting Guy! Archive

Here is the same script that list a few more details

It was a sloppy cut and paste there is a extra space in the path Set F1 = Fso.GetFolder(" C:\Users\User1\Documents\Backup Files\Halo\Halo CE Maps") Set F1 = Fso.GetFolder("C:\Users\User1\Documents\Backup Files\Halo\Halo CE Maps") You have to make sure you have that path, or change it to what ever path you want Set F1 = Fso.GetFolder("C:\WINDOWS\system32")

Here is a VBS script that will list the Halo folder and write the text file you want. I added 3 lines of code for making the numbers appear 001, 002 Etc. Save As ListHalo.vbs

Try this