> I would be
> a bit leery of using a Windows scripting tool
> written by people who think Windows uses Unix
> syntax in file paths.
I believe the engineers who make Windows are smarter than that. Enter
the following commands in your DOS prompt.
cd "C:/Temp"
type "C:/Temp/somefile.txt"
They work, eh ?
They both accept both backslash and forward slash. UNIX, linux,
networking prefer one way, Windows another way. I work in the UNIX,
Java world. If you were to ask me , the purpose of a tool like
bscripting is to bring the power of UNIX shell scripting to windows.
That's just my opinion - no one told me that. Also, a script works the
exact same way in all Windows versions.
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