| Configuring Mobile Computers : Power Management |
| One of the goals of mobile computers is to run off the battery for as long as possible. Therefore, the mobile computers use components that typically use less power than components that you would find in a desktop computer. |
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| Programming the WshShell Object : Working with Shortcuts |
| The Windows Script Host enables your scripts to create and modify shortcut files. When writing scripts for other users, you might want to take advantage of this capability to display shortcuts for new network shares, Internet sites, instruction files, and so on. |
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| Programming the WshShell Object : Running Applications |
| A logical value that determines whether the application runs asynchronously. If this value is True, the script halts execution until the user exits the launched application; if this value is False, the script continues running after it has launched the application. |
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| Programming the Windows Script Host : Scripts and Script Execution |
| For VBScript, a good alternative to Notepad is the editor that comes with either Visual Basic or any program that supports VBA . Just remember that VBScript is a subset of VBA (which is, in turn, a subset of Visual Basic), so it does not support all objects and features. |
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