There has been an ongoing discussion about using the WScript object outside of the Windows Script Host environment on Windows developer Eric Lippert’s MSDN blog. Take a few minutes and view my latest comments on the discussion. Full explanations to come!

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Back in August of 2007 I wrote an entry about Scripting the Clipboard Contents in WSH in which I addressed a means of using Internet Explorer automation for setting and retrieving the contents of the Windows clipboard. One of my readers, Adrian Dorache, made mention of that post while unveiling a COM object he has written to streamline the process. In return for his gracious inclusion, I wanted to offer him some exposure as well. Read more… »