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• Q290898 - How to Create Windows Media Encoder Files with WSH
  This article describes how to automatically create a Windows Media Encoder configuration file (.wme) with Windows Scripting Host (WSH).
• Q257541 - HOWTO: Write to the Windows NT/Windows 2000 System Log by Using the Windows Script Host
• Q244677 - HOWTO: Create a Desktop Shortcut with the Windows Script Host
• Q242297 - HOWTO: Use Windows Script Host to Create Shortcut with Parameters

• Q216528 - INFO: Reserved Words in VBScript 5.5 and JScript 5.5
  There are certain words that the scanner (parser) in Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) version 5.5 and JScript version 5.5 considers "reserved". Although these words are not all in use, they are still treated as reserved and cannot be used as identifiers or variables.
• Q274519 - INFO: VBScript Version 5.5 Upgrade May Reduce Memory Leaks
• Enhanced Split Function for Text Parsing

• Q216528 - INFO: Reserved Words in VBScript 5.5 and JScript 5.5
  There are certain words that the scanner (parser) in Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) version 5.5 and JScript version 5.5 considers "reserved". Although these words are not all in use, they are still treated as reserved and cannot be used as identifiers or variables.

• Q269827 - PRB: VBScript 'STOP' Statement in .wsc Components Does Not Start Script Debugger When Called from ASP
  When you use Visual Basic Script's (VBScript) STOP statement within Windows Script Components (.wsc) called from an Active Server Page to halt and display script in the Microsoft Script Debugger or the Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0 debugger, the STOP statement may fail to work.
• Q272501 - FIX: Cannot Bind to WSC That Is Written in XML from HTTP Server
  When you bind to a Windows Script Components (.wsc) file that is written in Extensible Markup Language (XML) and that resides in an HTTP server, you may receive error code 800c0010H.
• Q275293 - DLLHOST Process Ends When Transacted WSC Components Are Called from IIS
  When you use Microsoft JScript to write Windows Script Components (WSC) and launch them from an Active Server Pages (ASP) page that is written in JScript, the DLLHOST process is terminated if the component throws an error on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based computer.
• Q277818 - WSC File Is Missing from MSI File When You Export a COM+ Application as a "Server Application"
  Windows Script Components (WSC) are designed to be used from scripting environments such as Active Server Pages (ASP) and can be registered in Component Services in a COM+ application. However, when a COM+ application that contains a .wsc file is exported as a "Server Application", the .wsc file is not integrated into the Installer Package (.msi) file, unlike the .tlb and .dll files. As a result, the Installer engine does not copy or register the .wsc file on the target computer.
• Q240308 - Update Available for Scriptlet.Typelib and Eyedog Security Vulnerability
  

• WMI in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2000
  This white paper shows you how Microsoft BizTalk Server 2000 can be used with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to manage Administration objects and consume events.

• Q264691 - Creating an OLE DB Connection String for an Access 97/Acess 2000 Database from ASP
  Microsoft provides a wizard interface for users of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.0 and later to create OLE DB connection strings. This article describes how to set up and use this Universal Data Link (UDL) Wizard.
• Q272269 - HOWTO: Retrieve XML Data by Using a SQL XML Query in an ASP Client
  When you run an ADODB command stream and specify SQL SELECT with the FOR XML AUTO clause, an XML document stream is fetched from SQL Server, sent to the response object, and piped to the client.
• Q271619 - HOWTO: Retrieve XML Data by Using an XPath Query in a Visual Basic Client
  This article demonstrates how to programmatically retrieve an XML data stream from a SQL Server 2000 mapping schema by using an XPath query. The scope operates in a client/server (2-tier) model.
  This sample also allows you to test XPath queries against the mapping schema. For each query, the form's text box displays the XML; the XML data stream's elements are broken onto separate lines for viewing purposes.
• Q263247 - HOWTO: Obtain an ADO Recordset from XML

• Q255992 - How to Determine the Size of an Exchange 2000 Server Mailbox with ADO

• Q272271 - HOWTO: Retrieve Relational Data with OpenXML in an ASP Client
  Running an OpenXML statement in SQL Server 2000 returns an XML data stream back to the client. This article contains a sample that prints the contents of the XML document back to the client application through an ADODB.Recordset.
• Q272266 - HOWTO: Retrieve XML Data by Using a Template File in an ASP Client
  The following sample demonstrates how to run a SQL 2000 template file while specifying an XSL file to transform the XML data. More specifically, a query is issued against SQL Server 2000 by using the command stream of ADO 2.6: This query fetches the XML datastream.
• Q272184 - HOWTO: Retrieve XML Data with an XPath Query in an ASP Client
  This article demonstrates how to retrieve an eXtensible Markup Language (XML) data stream from a SQL Server 2000 mapping schema by using an XPath query for an Active Server Pages (ASP) client.
  The sample also allows you to test XPath queries against the mapping schema. Two methods are used to show the results of the ASP XPath query.
• Q270906 - HOWTO: Use ASP to Generate a Rich Text Format (RTF) Document to Stream to Microsoft Word
  This article illustrates how you can generate Rich Text Format (RTF) files with ASP script and then stream those files to Microsoft Word. This technique provides an alternative to server-side Automation of Microsoft Word for run-time document generation.
• Q261211 - HOWTO: Execute Long Running Queries from Active Server Pages
• Q260529 - HOWTO: Create a Reentrant ASP Page
• Q273639 - How to Start IISAdmin and Dependant Services Under a Debugger

• Q216434 - INFO: How Internet Explorer Determines If ActiveX Controls Are Safe
  This article explains how Internet Explorer determines if an ActiveX control is considered safe for scripting and initialization.

• What’s New in Automation for Microsoft Visio 2002
  This article describes the new events, methods, objects, and properties in the Microsoft Visio 2002 Object Model.