Provides access to the entire collection of command-line parameters ΓÇö in the order in which they were originally entered.
Remarks

The WshArguments object is a collection returned by the WScript object's Arguments property (WScript.Arguments). Two of the WshArguments object's properties are filtered collections of arguments ΓÇö one contains the named arguments (querying this property returns a WshNamed object), the other contains the unnamed arguments (querying this property returns a WshUnnamed object). There are three ways to access sets of command-line arguments.
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You can access the entire set of arguments (those with and without names) with the WshArguments object.
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You can access the arguments that have names with the WshNamed object.
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You can access the arguments that have no names with the WshUnnamed object.
Example
The following code displays the command-line parameters in the WshArguments object.
Visual Basic Script  | ![]() |
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Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments For I = 0 to objArgs.Count - 1 WScript.Echo objArgs(I) Next |
JScript  | ![]() |
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objArgs = WScript.Arguments; for (i = 0; i < objArgs.length; i++) { WScript.Echo(objArgs(i)); } |
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