How to process command line arguments using WSH

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This sample script shows how to process command line arguments using Windows Scripting Host.  The example below would be used such that you would save this code off into args.vbs file.  Open a command line .   Type in args.vbs argument1 argument2 etc... just put spaces between your arguments.   To obtain the latest scripting host engine, download from http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting  also download the scripting documentation. 

Set ArgObj = WScript.Arguments
sArgCount = ArgObj.Count

For x = 0 to sArgCount - 1
    msgbox ArgObj(x)
Next

set ArgObj = Nothing

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