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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part Ⅰ The Basics of Advanced Windows Scripting
1 Getting Started
　Prerequisite Knowledge
　 Understanding Windows Script Host Basics
　 Using the FileSystemObject Library
　 Understanding Arrays
　 Understanding Active Directory Services Interface Fundamentals
　 Understanding Windows Management Instrumentation Fundamentals.
　 Advanced Scripting Goals
　 Securing Your Scripts
　 Creating Your Own Script Components and Libraries
　 Running Scripts Remotely
　 Retrieving Information from Active Directory
　 Manipulating Information Stored in a Database
　 Managing Your Windows Environment with WMI Events
　 Using New WMI Classes with Windows XP and Windows Server 2003
　 Managing Group Policy Objects with Scripting
　 Managing Your Exchange 2003 Environment
　 Incorporating Your Scripts into Microsoft Operations Manager
　 Creating a Visual Interface for Your Script with Internet Explorer and
　 HTML Applications (HTAs)
　 What We Won't Cover
　 Finding Information about JScript, Perl, Python, and KiXtart
　 The Right Tool for the Job
　 Scripting Techniques
　 Summary
2 Script Security
　 Script Encoding and Decoding
　 Script Signing and the Windows Script Host TrustPolicy
　　 Understanding Digital Certificates and Script Signing ..
　 Understanding WSH TrustPolicy
　 Configuring WSH TrustPolicy in Your Environment
　 Signing Scripts by Using a Digital Certificate
　 Using Software Restriction Policies
　 Alternate Credentials
　 Using the RunAs Command
　 Using Scheduled Tasks Credentials
　 Using ADSl Alternate Credentials
Using WMI Alternate Credentials
Summary
Part Ⅱ Packaging Your Scripts
3 Windows Script Files
　 Defining Windows Script Files
　 Understanding XML
　 The package Tag
　 The comment Tag
　 The job Tag
　 The runtime Tag
　 The description Tag
　 The example Tag
　 The named Tag
　 The object Tag
　 The script Tag
　 Creating Script Jobs
　 Including Other Scripts
　 Adding Resources
　 Creating Examples and Help Text
　 Using Named Parameters
　 The name Property
　 The helpstring Property
　 The type Property
　 The required Property
　 Viewing a Windows Script File in Action
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Part Ⅲ　The Basics of Advanced Windows Scripting
Part Ⅳ Scripting for the Enterprise
Part Ⅴ Appendix