create a file with vbscript
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Uploaded by vbsripter on Apr 7, 2009
How to create a file using vbscripting. All thanks goes to Stupidgaylogincrap
script here:
Dim objFSO
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Const Append = 8
Dim FDir
FDir = ("Area where file will be saved")
Const FName_Ext = "Title of document.txt"
Dim Final
Final = FDir + FName_Ext
Dim objtxt
set objtxt = objFSO.CreateTextFile(Final, True)
Set objtxt = Nothing
Dim FWrite
Set FWrite = objFSO.OpenTextFile(Final, Append)
FWrite.WriteLine("this is the text in the file.!!! hahaha lol wohoo yada yada yada. okay done!")
FWrite.Close()
Set FWrite = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
Uploader Comments (vbsripter)
All Comments (10)
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Plz Help!
When I activated that VBS, nothing happens!
What I type in ("Area where file will be saved") is ("C:\Documents and Settings\COMPAQ\Desktop").
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You know, you have a rogue on your computer. "Security Tools"
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It's really cool! If you want more VBScript eroors,look at my videos,yes?
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You must change "Final = FDir + FName_Ext" to "Final = FDir & FName_Ext" to make it happen right. And...
Change "Const FName_Ext = "Title of document.txt"" to "Const FName_Ext = "Title of document.vbs"" to make a vbs file! it workj correctly!
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write**
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lol...there is a very simpler way...
1.open notepad
2.and then right msgbox "The message inside",20,"and here u write the the title"
3.u save it as .vbs
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everywhere, where it says "txt" can i replace that with.. bat or vbs?? if not how can i create a file with diffrent extensions
yes, you can change the file extension. just know that if you use a vbscript to make another vbscript, when you use certain characters " or ) it will not work because the vbscript will mistake it as a command for it and so will alsways never work.
vbsripter 2 years ago