... well, its name says it all really, doesn't it? <g>. I'll avoid it in
future - thanks.

That was first published back in December...

I don't think there is a web cast. This will probably be Andrew's next
Scripting Clinic (heh, guess who actually made sure he wasn't telling any
little white lies though ;-) ).

I'll be sure to let you know of any announcements.

Peter

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Hi,

Andrew's article on JScript.Net is now available:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/voices/scripting07142000.asp

Peter

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One word...

WOW!

Brian R. James

Another...
 why?
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Why did we release Windows Script 5.5? To update JScript to the latest ECMA
standard, and to equip VBScript with the same level of RegExp features as
JScript.

Peter

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Nope.  Why 'Wow'?
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Is there a Mac version yet to fix the indexing problem with Radio
objects?

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Kerry Ginn
Austin, Texas

Did you read Andrew's current Scripting Clinic article?

Seems to me that the features of JScript.Net and the fact that Visual Basic will expose a (full
featured) scripting engine deserves at least a "wow!" if not a "WOW!" ;-)...

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Nope.  Why 'Wow'?
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