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Oh duh. Hahaha. Working great now. Thanks so much for your help you guys!!!

tsuji, thanks for the reply! I get this error message when using the code you provided: "Object doesn't support this property or method: 'oadd.getAttributes'

I have a custom windows service with an app.config. I have a vbs file that needs to read values from that app.config file. I found this for vb.net - Dim aConfig As Configuration.ConfigurationSettings Dim aExcelFile As String = aConfig.AppSettings("MyExcelFileName") But I need something that...

I am always learning as I go, and am not too familiar with regexp yet, but I think I see your point. In my case, each particular file always begins with exactly the same string. I certainly lose a few lines of code by doing a simple InStr, if nothing else! On another note. I've tested the...

Thank you for your input! [1] I didn't realize before that you could send cmd commands using run. I will test this as soon as new files are available for download. [2] Good point. Doh. [3] I am looking at the possibility of a multidimensional array to check all files in "tempdirfile.txt" at...

Correction: This line - myFileName = LogServer & "\NETLOGON\LimitLogin\Logs\" & UserName & ".txt" should be - myFileName = "" & LogServer & "\NETLOGON\LimitLogin\Logs\" & UserName & ".txt

Try this: Dim WshShell, LogServer, CompName, UserName Dim fso, myFileName, objTextStream Dim forReading, oRegEx, lineContents Dim strMatch, i Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") LogServer = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%LOGONSERVER%") CompName =...

I had a chance to test it today. Worked a treat. Now I just need to figure out how to delete files or transfer them to a different folder on the ftp server. Ideas are always appreciated. For anyone interested, here's the working code: Dim wShell, fso, f, fc, fn, i, finis Dim oRegEx, objf...

I'm going to try again tomorrow with wscript.sleep and see if I can get wait times that will make it work properly. As well as adding the missing EXIT statement so my desktop doesn't become cluttered with cmd's. :-p

BTW, this line msgbox(cpath & chr(34) & opath & chr(34) & pathf) was just to test the variables were correct. It is not actually part of the sub.

I tried to make this as clear as possible, hope it's not confusing! I have a vbs file that I want to do the following: 1) Open a previously created text file that has a listing of an ftp directory. 2) Begin Subroutine 3) Scan that text file to find a particular file name. 4) If the name...