> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Someone sure took a long, hard look at the MS Scripting Host and found
> out what it's capable of...! The Scripting Host was the main (if not
> the sole) reason that the "ILOVEYOU" virus was able to massively
> infect the MS community last week. As you rightly say:
Title: RE: Controlling Windows selection Boxes
Someone sure took a long, hard look at the MS Scripting Host and found out what it's capable of...! The Scripting Host was the main (if not the sole) reason that the "ILOVEYOU" virus was able to massively infect the MS community la
On Thu, 11 May 2000 08:55:26 -0600, "Joe Schell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>You might want to look at the Microsoft Windows Script Host (which you can
>get for free from the MS site, if you don't already have it.) The intent is
>that it will take the place of batch files. It includes the abili
ay, May 11, 2000 10:55 AM
To: Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Controlling Windows selection Boxes
You might want to look at the Microsoft Windows Script Host (which you can
get for free from the MS site, if you don't already have it.) The intent is
that it will take the place of b
You might want to look at the Microsoft Windows Script Host (which you can
get for free from the MS site, if you don't already have it.) The intent is
that it will take the place of batch files. It includes the ability to
interact with other programs. The languages supported there are vb script
I've never used Perl to attempt this before, so before I give myself day
long headaches, does anyone know if its possible to control windows
message/list/selection boxes with Perl? I am writing an automated
installation of NT 4.0 Server, Service Packs and other such applications.
tia
Ian Carrel
