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The two exceptions lie in how you interact with a script; that is, how you get information into a script (input) and how the script displays information it has retrieved (output). In general, CScript receives input from the command prompt and displays output in a command window. WScript, by contrast, receives input through a graphical dialog box and displays output in a graphical message box.

Otherwise, the two script hosts are largely identical: If you have a script that does not require user interaction, you can run that script under either CScript or WScript. For example, the following script maps a network drive. Because it neither requires input nor displays output, it runs exactly the same under either script host:

Set objNetwork = Wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive "g:", "\\atl-fs-01\Sales"

On the other hand, the following script which displays a series of messages runs much differently under CScript (where the messages are displayed as individual lines within a command window) and WScript (where the messages are displayed as a series of message boxes). If you are interested in seeing the difference for yourself, copy the script into Notepad, save it with a .vbs file extension, and then run it under both CScript and WScript. (For more information about running scripts under a script host, see "Running WSH Scripts" later in this chapter.)

Wscript.Echo "Line 1."

Wscript.Echo "Line 2."

Wscript.Echo "Line 3."

Wscript.Echo "Line 4."

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