I think, that I still am not seeing something.
In the Rbase macro I tried
SET VAR vDPI = (INT((winudf('wscript.exe //x DPI2.vbs', ' '))))
RETURN
I tried the VBS script with the following declared and undeclared
Option Explicit
Dim FSO
Dim F
Dim RbRetFile
Dim TS
Dim i
Dim s
Dim strComputer
Dim objWMIService
Dim colItems
Dim objItem
Dim Wscript
SET FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If it is declared I get debug error.
If it is not declared I get 0 returned for vDPI.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MikeB
Posted At: Thursday, October 07, 2004 11:32 AM
Posted To: RB7-L
Conversation: [RBG7-L] - Re: CVAL for DPI
Subject: [RBG7-L] - Re: CVAL for DPI
>In the meantime, is there a good place for tutorial information on WMI
>and WinUDF?
There is nothing magical about WMI. It is just a framework of classes
implemented by Microsoft to allow IT depts a tool to query computers
about the Hardware/Software/Configuration on a machine, wether it is
across the room or across the world. The classes have COM interfaces
that make it possible to access the whole kit and kaboodle from a
scripting language like VBScript or JScript.
There are a number of examples using VBScript with RBase Code here:
http://www.byerley.net/WinUdf.zip
