Objects (Windows Script Host) 

The following sections include information about the Windows Script Host objects.

In This Section

• Scripting.Signer Object
  Enables an author to sign a script with a digital signature and a recipient to verify the signature's authenticity and trustworthiness.

• WScript Object
  Provides access to most of the objects, methods, and properties in the WSH object model.

• WshArguments Object
  Gives you access to the entire collection of command-line parameters — in the order in which they were originally entered.

• WshController Object
  Exposes the method CreateScript() that creates a remote script process.

• WshEnvironment Object
  Gives you access to the collection of Microsoft Windows system environment variables.

• WshNamed Object
  Provides access to the named command-line script arguments within the WshArguments object.

• WshNetwork Object
  Gives you access to the shared resources on the network to which your computer is connected.

• WshRemote Object
  Provides access to the remote script process.

• WshRemoteError Object
  Exposes the error information available when a remote script (a WshRemote object) terminates as a result of a script error.

• WshScriptExec Object
  Provides status and error information about a script run with Exec, along with access to the stdIn, stdOut, and stdErr channels.

• WshShell Object
  Gives you access to the native Windows shell functionality.

• WshShortcut Object
  Allows you to create a shortcut programmatically.

• WshSpecialFolders Object
  Allows you to access the Windows Special Folders.

• WshUnnamed Object
  Provides access to the unnamed command-line script arguments within the WshArguments object.

• WshUrlShortcut Object
  Allows you to create a shortcut to an Internet resource, programmatically.

Related Sections

• WSH Reference
  List of elements that make up WSH Reference.

• Windows Script Host Basics
  Learn the basics of WSH.