Sorry friends. This's a guide. :) The Windows Scripting Host (WSH) enables a number of file system and network operations to be performed from a script file. Fortunately, it is very simple to directlyprogram the WSH in a .NET program by including a reference to the WSH runtime library (IWshRuntimeLibrary). To do this within the Visual Studio .NET IDE, do the following: After creating a new project - right-click on the project name within the Solution Explorer - select "Add Reference" - select the "COM" tab, find and select the "Windows Script Host Object Model" in the listbox - click "Select", and then click "OK". Next, include a reference to the library