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Append text to Beginning of File
It's OK, now I got your point.- hallymaster
- Post #11
- Forum: VBScript
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Append text to Beginning of File
earthandfire, I didn't find any "power cut". I've tested that script and it does its job. If you want to test it, just paste the code into a .vbs file, create a non-empty text.txt (it has to have some text in it!) in the same folder as the .vbs and run the .vbs. On my computer (XP SP2) the...- hallymaster
- Post #9
- Forum: VBScript
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VBScript codes in window XP professor
Did you check the clsid's? Maybe, your XP doesn't have the same version of Office as your Y2K. I have Office 2003 and I didn't find any of the CLSID:0002E500-0000-0000-C000-000000000046 or CLSID:0002E510-0000-0000-C000-000000000046.- hallymaster
- Post #4
- Forum: VBScript
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Append text to Beginning of File
I'd use the following: open the log file > read all the contents > write over the previous file: the new lines + all the existing contents. I've tryed it and it works. ;) Here's how it looks: Dim fso, f Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f =...- hallymaster
- Post #6
- Forum: VBScript
