107 Usage: WScript scriptname.extension [option...] [arguments...]\n\nOptions:\n //R Reregister the script extensions (VBS, JS, etc.)\n //T:nn Time out in seconds -- maximum time the script is permitted to run\n //I Interactive Mode (default)\n //B Batch Mode -- prevent display of any non-console output\n //logo Display logo (default)\n //nologo Prevent logo display -- no banner at execution time\n //S Save current command line options for this user\n //C Make CScript the default application for running scripts\n //W Make WScript the default application for running scripts (default)\n //EntryPoint:subroutine Execute specified subroutine\n
114 Microsoft (R) Windows Scripting Host Version %u.%u for %s (build %lu) \nCopyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1996. All rights reserved.\n\n
115 Windows Script Host Script File
116 &Open
117 &Edit
118 Open &with console
119 &Print
200 WScript Error
201 Input Error:
202 Internal Error:
500 Remove your settings.
501 %1 ActiveX Script engine found and registered as "%2" extension
900 .VBS;VBScript;2\n.JS;JavaScript;3\n
1000 Script execution time was exceeded on script: "%1!ls!". Script execution was terminated.
1001 Could not locate automation class named "%1!ls!".
2000 Initialization of the Windows Scripting Host failed.
2001 Can't find script engine "%2" for script "%1".
2002 An attempt at registering the common script extensions via the //R option failed.
2003 An attempt at saving your settings via the //S option failed.
2004 Loading script "%1" failed.
2005 Loading your settings failed.
2006 Can't use %1 with Windows Script Host.
2007 Can't change context menu.
2008 There is no script engine for file extension "%1".
2009 There is no available scripting engine.
3000 %1 option requires timeout value.
3001 Invalid timeout value for //T option.
3002 Unknown option "%1" specified.%n%n%2
3003 Extra argument specified to option "%1".
3004 %1 option requires entry point name.
3005 There is no subroutine named "%1".
3006 There is no file extension in "%1".
8000 This Unicode version of WScript will only execute under Windows NT.\n\nPlease use the ANSI version of WScript."