Hello Brett,
What is version 5 of the windows scripting runtime you mentioned below, and
from where do you get it?
Thanks!
Danny
At 05:18 PM 7/7/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I recently installed version 5 of the windows scripting runtime and was
>playing with writing scripts for windows(the windows scripting host).
>This got me thinking about how JFW 3.3 allows you to create objects and the
>scripting engine provides a number of objects that give useful information
>about windows. As an initial script along these lines for JFW 3.3 I wrote a
>script to get the free space on drive C.
>If you install version 5 of the scripting runtime you can add the following
>script to your default.jss file and attach it to a key(I used alt+shift+f).
>Now when ever I press the alt+shift+f combination I get a report of free
space
>on drive C no matter where I am in windows.
>This is just a beginning of what can be done with the objects made available
>through the scripting host.
>If you want to give it a try, and have the scripting files installed, paste
>the following function into default.jss and attach it to a key.
>
>
>Script GetFreeSpace ()
>var
>Object fso,
>Object d,
>String s
> let fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
> let d = fso.GetDrive(fso.GetDriveName("c:"))
> let s = "Available space on drive C = "
> let s = s + IntToString (d.AvailableSpace/1024)
> let S = s + " KBytes"
> saystring (s)
>EndScript
>
>Let me know what everyone thinks.
>Brett Lewis
>
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