Vbscript in a Nutshell 

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• 1. Main Page

• 2. Table of content

• 3. Copyright

• 4. Foreword

  Foreword

• 5. Preface

  Preface

• 6. Why This Book?

  Why This Book?

• 7. Who Should Read This Book?

  Who Should Read This Book?

• 8. How This Book Should Be Used

  How This Book Should Be Used

• 9. How This Book Is Structured

  How This Book Is Structured

• 10. Conventions in This Book

  Conventions in This Book

• 11. How To Contact Us

  How To Contact Us

• 12. Part I: The Basics

• 13. Chapter 1. Introduction

  Chapter 1. Introduction

• 14. 1.1 VBScript s History and Uses

  1.1 VBScript s History and Uses

• 15. 1.2 What VBScript Is Used For: Gluing Together Objects

  1.2 What VBScript Is Used For: Gluing Together Objects

• 16. 1.3 Differences Between VBScript and VBA

  1.3 Differences Between VBScript and VBA

• 17. Chapter 2. Program Structure

  Chapter 2. Program Structure

• 18. 2.1 Functions and Procedures

  Subroutine Names Defining a Function s Return Value Passing Parameters by Reference 2.1 Functions and Procedures

• 19. 2.2 Classes

  2.2 Classes

• 20. 2.3 Global Code

  2.3 Global Code

• 21. 2.4 Reusable Code Libraries

  2.4 Reusable Code Libraries

• 22. Chapter 3. Data Types and Variables

  Chapter 3. Data Types and Variables

• 23. 3.1 VBScript Data Types: The Many Faces of the Variant

  3.1 VBScript Data Types: The Many Faces of the Variant

• 24. 3.2 Variables and Constants

  VBScript and the Option Base Statement VBScript and User-Defined Structures Global Scope 3.2 Variables and Constants

• 25. Chapter 4. Error Handling and Debugging

  Chapter 4. Error Handling and Debugging

• 26. 4.1 Debugging

  How the VB Debugger and the Script Debugger Differ 4.1 Debugging

• 27. 4.2 Error Handling

  Exception Handling in ASP 4.2 Error Handling

• 28. 4.3 Common Problem Areas and How to Avoid Them

  4.3 Common Problem Areas and How to Avoid Them

• 29. Chapter 5. VBScript with Active Server Pages

  Chapter 5. VBScript with Active Server Pages

• 30. 5.1 How ASP Works

  RUNATServer 5.1 How ASP Works

• 31. 5.2 Active Server Pages Object Model

  5.2 Active Server Pages Object Model

• 32. Chapter 6. Programming Outlook Forms

  Chapter 6. Programming Outlook Forms

• 33. 6.1 Why Program Outlook Forms?

  6.1 Why Program Outlook Forms?

• 34. 6.2 The Form-Based Development Environment

  6.2 The Form-Based Development Environment

• 35. 6.3 Running Your Code

  Control References in Code 6.3 Running Your Code

• 36. 6.4 Program Flow

  6.4 Program Flow

• 37. 6.5 The Outlook Object Model

  6.5 The Outlook Object Model

• 38. 6.6 Accessing Other Object Models

  6.6 Accessing Other Object Models

• 39. Chapter 7. Windows Script Host 5.6

  Chapter 7. Windows Script Host 5.6

• 40. 7.1 Why Use WSH?

  7.1 Why Use WSH?

• 41. 7.2 Running WSH Scripts

  7.2 Running WSH Scripts

• 42. 7.3 Program Flow

  7.3 Program Flow

• 43. 7.4 The WSH Object Model

  Configuring Remote Scripting 7.4 The WSH Object Model

• 44. 7.5 WSH Language Elements

  7.5 WSH Language Elements

• 45. 7.6 Accessing Other Object Models

  7.6 Accessing Other Object Models

• 46. Chapter 8. VBScript with Internet Explorer

  Chapter 8. VBScript with Internet Explorer

• 47. 8.1 The SCRIPT Tag

  8.1 The SCRIPT Tag

• 48. 8.2 What Can You Do with Client-Side Scripting?

  8.2 What Can You Do with Client-Side Scripting?

• 49. 8.3 Understanding the IE Object Model

  vbscript to create a scrollable html table

• 50. Chapter 9. Windows Script Components

  Chapter 9. Windows Script Components

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