For working with WSH scripts, the VBScript Language Reference and Windows Script Host Help
books are of the most use; they are shown opened in the Help file in Figure 17.9, with the
Windows Script Host Object Model Help topic selected.FIGURE 17.9
The Windows Scripting Technologies Help file.For help on using the MSE itself, open its Help file from the Help button on the editor’s menu,
then select “Microsoft Script Editor Help” to open a page of MSE-related Help topic selections,
as shown in Figure 17.10.There is a good deal of overlap between the Help file available from the MSE and the one down-
loaded from the Scripting web page, but in my opinion the downloaded Help file is much easier to
use, because of the hierarchical tree-type topic list, so if you have the option of opening this Help
file in Windows XP, I recommend you use it; otherwise, if you are connected to the Internet, you
can use the MSE Help file.Part III Adding More Functionality to Office