Hi
I'm looking for a way of grabing a string from a log file and creating a
variable from it.
I have looked at the pattern match and Instr functions but non the wiser on

I have a script which moves files to specific directories.  It is a simple
script that had worked several times.  When I try to execute it now, it gives
me the following error message
Error: ActiveX Component Can't Create Object: 'Scripting.FileSystemObject'

I am working with Robocopy to copy and move multiple files to multiple
directories. All is working well except for the logging. I am able to get the
log to output the source info but cannot get it to output the destination
directory without adding the job summary. I do not want ...

Running Windows 2003 R2 I need to execute a batch on remote Windows
2003 R2 machine.
I have tried a number of things including rexec, etc.
The goal would not to deploy any additional code to the remote host.

We have a program creates reports for each of our offices.  The files are
always named *_location.m2t  where the * is a always random characters.  We
would like to be able to sort the files in to different Directorys.
Here are some  excate Eamples

I have a script that auto add's student to my AD for win2003 server.
for win2008server it does not work
I get errors
Any suggestions?

(NT shell scripting)
Say I have a goto parameter command -
goto :%parm%
If the batch label does not exist, the script ends with the error:

I want a .cmd script to check that %1 is a UNC server name and goto
something else.
You can probably see what I want to do, so how do I do it correctly?
if [%1] == [\\*] goto:UNC

The following script runs normally on a x32 environment, and end without
finding the exe on a x64. What could be the issue?
Dim WSHShell
Set WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

I have a script that I want to run at login, but only from the console.  I
don't want it to run if logged into a terminal session.  Is there a way to
use the startup folder in this fassion?

We have many interns working in our office who spend part of their
time:
- visiting interesting web sites
- sending email through public accounts such as yahoo

I would first like to thank everyone who helped me with my previous
problem - you guys made my life so much easier!  Now I have another
issue.
I have a directory full of approx. 2mb text files that I need to split

We would like to have our same schedule run for two different users.
Staff_01 has the original schedule profile which does run when she is
logged on
Staff_02 has had a copy of the Staff_01 profile made with only a change