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RE: Inventory of scripts on this site. - 2/16/2006 8:16:22 AM
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ebgreen
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You forgot the I use which is oFSO. 
But to actually address the issue, we should never count on using variable names to find a snippet. If you want to find a snippet that uses the FileSystemObject, then you should search for FileSystemObject not what you think the variable name might be.
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RE: Inventory of scripts on this site. - 2/16/2006 9:41:33 AM
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Fredledingue
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no, of course, but as snippets are supposed to be reused, the better wear the same variable. especialy fso. Or oFSO if you prefer.
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RE: Inventory of scripts on this site. - 5/11/2006 2:03:24 AM
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mcds99
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The way I use scripts may differ from the way others use scripts. I use the same script over and over changing a single setting.
I also do large updates to settings on a some what global basis.
I use a file system to keep my scripts straight the case defines what is what, it's a bit convoluted but it works for me.
C:\
_Scripts
DNS
add
remove
change
delete
DHCP
clean
dump
option176
option250
scopeadd
CALENDAR
tesT
Option6
Option3
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