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Pardon my ignorance. I figured it out. I modified my regex statement so that it took into account variable values: objRegEx1.Pattern = "maxconnect.+?\x22$

So, I've got a script that reads multiple config files for matches (maxconnection) and then outputs if it found a match or not. I want to visually confirm the match to verify settings in the file: <add address="*" maxconnection="2" /> This should output as...

Thanks for that. It does make more sense to use the folder name rather than path. I was going to create an if...else statement to handle different path lengths but this is so much simpler.

I figured it out, I wasn't accounting for all the characters in the path: Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set winPath = filesys.GetSpecialFolder(0) strPath = winPath & "\Microsoft.NET\Framework" Set folder = filesys.GetFolder(strPath) Set sfolder = folder.SubFolders...

OK, this is what I have so far: Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set winPath = filesys.GetSpecialFolder(0) strPath = winPath & "\Microsoft.NET\Framework" Set folder = filesys.GetFolder(strPath) Set sfolder = folder.SubFolders For Each f1 in sFolder If...

I have created a script that successfully searches a single text file and outputs a regex match. What I am need assistance with is searching MULTIPLE text files in .NET Framework directories, rather than creating multiple statements for each possible iteration.

This is similar to this post: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1168363&page=1 I've written a script that will search a machine.config for various strings. It has just occurred to me that there might be varying installs of .NET Framework. This is what I need to do: Search under...