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VBS Scripts (Windows Script Host)

Hi experts!

I know that we can do a lot of things with vbs files (Windows script host) in windows environment. Controlling every thing!
But I'm not familiar with VB language so I can't write one of them myself and have always copy pasted them from net!
I searched a lot but couldn't find a good and complete guide to write VBS scripts. There are some sites but not as good as I want!

1) Please introduce a good reference or list of commands (if any!)
Sites or E-books

2) If you have any useful vbs script that helps doing jobs easier in windows, I love to see it!
Post any good vbs scripts you have! I appreciate every script.

Examples: scripts for log on, log off, controlling windows GUI of windows, changing network settings, showing messages and prompts, timers, etc . . .

Thanks in advance
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I've seen that site before  . . .
It's about HTML scripting and doesn't contain commands used in "WSH".
I need commands which can be processed by Windows script host.
Go to above page in wiki to understand what is required about vbscript.

Thanks
I found good examples here. But need more . . .
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I agree to the said above. Best is indeed to use the individual sources for your issue on the Web. If you really want to get into it, you can use a Visual Basic beginners book - adopting to VBScript isn't difficult then, though it is more restricted (e.g. does not allow strict var types).
Just posting VBScripts here unspecifically doesn't make sense, as you will find tons of them when searching.
Another good way to learn something about a particular, useful VBScript you found is to post a question here about that script. Experts will be happy to explain how it works then, and expand it together with you if needed.
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Thank you for your invaluable advice.
I'll have a look at them.
will come back soon . . .

Best regards
Kpax7
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Thanks all.