| ‘ Remark | The Remark command outputs comments and instructions in the VBScript code. | 
| .AddPrinterConn | The .AddPrinterConn command in VB Script establishes a connection to a printer or a print queue. | 
                            
| .AppActivate | .AppActivate activates a specified window and its application. | 
                            
| .Application | The .Application object in VB Script is a powerful tool that provides access to the global state of the VB Script runtime environment. | 
                            
| .BrowseForFolder | The .BrowseForFolder command in VB Script allows users to open a file browser window and select a directory. | 
                            
| .CreateObject | The .CreateObject command in VB Script is used to create an instance of an ActiveX object. | 
                            
| .CreateShortcut | .CreateShortcut creates a shortcut to a specified file, folder, or website on the user's desktop. | 
                            
| .CurrentDirectory | The .CurrentDirectory command in VB Script returns the full path of the current working directory. | 
                            
| .Echo | The .Echo command in VBScript is used to display a message on the screen or write it to a specified output device. | 
                            
| .EnumPrinterConnections | |
| .Exec | .Exec executes a program or command in a new process. | 
                            
| .GetObject | .GetObject command in VB Script creates an object that references another object or application. | 
| .LogEvent | The .LogEvent command logs a custom event to the Windows Event Log. | 
                            
| .MapNetworkDrive | MapNetworkDrive establishes a connection to a shared network drive and maps it to a local drive. | 
| .Quit | The .Quit command in VB Script enables the graceful termination of a script. | 
                            
| .ReadLine | The ".ReadLine" command in VB Script allows you to read a single line of text from the standard input (usually the keyboard). | 
| .RegDelete | The .RegDelete command removes a specified key from the Windows registry. | 
| .RegRead | The .RegRead command in VB Script allows you to read values from the Windows Registry, a hierarchical database that stores system configuration settings. | 
                            
| .RegWrite | Writes a value or key to the Windows Registry, modifying the system or user registry. | 
| .RemovePrinterConnection | |
| .Run | The Run command executes a program or opens a document. | 
                            
| .SendKeys | The .SendKeys command allows you to simulate keystrokes and input text into any active application from within VB Script. | 
                            
| .SetDefaultPrinter | .SetDefaultPrinter sets the default printer for the current user. | 
                            
| .Shell | The .Shell method lets VBScript seamlessly execute programs and scripts directly from within your scripts. | 
                            
| .ShellExecute | |
| .Sleep | The .Sleep command in VB Script executes a time delay or pause in the script's execution. | 
                            
| .SpecialFolders | .SpecialFolders function in VB Script provides a way to access special folders on the local computer, such as the desktop, My Documents, or the Windows directory. | 
| Abs | The Abs command in VBScript calculates the absolute value of a number, effectively removing its negative sign if present. | 
                            
| Arguments | The Arguments object provides access to command-line arguments passed to a VB Script. | 
                            
| Array | The Array() command in VB Script allows you to create an array, a data structure that can store a collection of values of the same type. | 
                            
| Asc | The Asc function returns the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) code for the first character of a string. | 
| AscB | The AscB command in VB Script is used to retrieve the ASCII code of the first character in a specified string. | 
                            
| AscW | The AscW command in VB Script returns the ASCII code of the first Unicode character in a string. | 
| CBool | |
| CByte | The CByte command in VB Script converts a numeric expression to a Byte value. | 
                            
| CCur | CCur converts a string expression to a currency value. | 
| CDate | The CDate command in VB Script converts a string representing a date and time expression into a Date object. | 
                            
| CDbl | The CDbl() command converts a numeric string to a double-precision floating-point number. | 
                            
| Chr | The Chr command in VBScript converts an ASCII code to its corresponding character. | 
| ChrB | The ChrB command in VB Script is used to convert an ASCII or Unicode character code into its corresponding character. | 
                            
| ChrW | The ChrW command in VBScript converts Unicode character codes to their wide character counterparts. | 
                            
| CInt | The CInt command converts a string representation of an integer into a numeric data type. | 
                            
| CLng | CLng converts a numeric expression to a Long integer (32-bit integer). | 
| Command | The Command command in VB Script executes a system command, allowing access to various operating system functionalities. | 
| cscript | cscript is a command-line utility that executes scripts written in VBScript. | 
| CSng | The CSng command in VB Script is a conversion function that changes a string to a Single-precision floating-point number. | 
| CStr | CStr is a VB Script command used to convert data to a string. | 
| Date | Date is a VB Script command that returns the current system date and time in a customizable format. | 
| DateAdd | The DateAdd function in VB Script allows you to perform basic date and time arithmetic, such as adding or subtracting a specified number of days, months, years, hours, minutes, or seconds from a given date or time. | 
| DateDiff | The DateDiff command in VB Script allows you to find the difference between two dates, expressed as a number representing the specified interval. | 
                            
| DatePart | DatePart can be combined with other VB Script functions to perform complex date calculations. | 
| DateSerial | DateSerial calculates a date from specified year, month, and day integers. | 
| DateValue | |
| Day | The Day command in VB Script retrieves the day of the month for a given date object. | 
                            
| Dim | The Dim command is used to declare and optionally initialize variables in VB Script. | 
| Do..Loop | The Do..Loop command in VB Script creates a loop structure for executing a set of statements repeatedly until a specified condition is met. | 
                            
| Drives | The Drives command in VB Script returns an array of drive letters that are available on the computer. | 
                            
| Environment Variables | The Environment Variables command in VB Script enables manipulation of environment variables. | 
| Escape | Double Escaping: Be cautious of double-escaping strings that have already been escaped. | 
| Eval | Eval evaluates an expression as a VB Script code and returns the result. | 
| Execute | The Execute command executes the specified command line or batch file. | 
| Exit | Exit command terminates the execution of the current script or function in VBScript. | 
| Exp | The Exp function in VB Script calculates the exponential of a given number, which is the value of e (approximately 2.71828183) raised to the power of the input. | 
                            
| FileSystemObject | FileSystemObject (FSO) is a VB Script utility that provides robust and comprehensive file system manipulation capabilities. | 
| Filter | The Filter() function in VBScript allows you to search through a string or array and extract specific elements based on a specified condition. | 
                            
| Fix | The Fix command in VB Script corrects the pointer to the currently active Automation server or control. | 
| For Each… | For Each... iterates through the elements of a collection, performing an action for each item. | 
| For…Next | The For...Next command in VBScript is used for looping through a sequence of values or executing a block of code multiple times. | 
                            
| FormatCurrency | The FormatCurrency command in VBScript is utilized to format a numeric value as a currency string. | 
                            
| FormatDateTime | The FormatDateTime command in VB Script allows you to format a date or time value into a custom string representation. | 
                            
| FormatNumber | The FormatNumber command in VBScript is used to convert a numeric value into a string representation with the specified number formatting options. | 
                            
| FormatPercent | FormatPercent can be combined with other VB Script functions to perform complex formatting tasks. | 
| Function | The Function command in VB Script allows you to define user-defined functions or subroutines within a script. | 
                            
| GetLocale | The GetLocale() function returns a string representing the current user locale identifier. | 
                            
| Hex | The Hex command in VB Script converts an integer value to a hexadecimal string representation. | 
                            
| Hour | The Hour command in VB Script retrieves the hour (0 - 23) component of the current time. | 
| If..Then | The If..Then command in VBScript is used for conditional execution, allowing you to execute specific code blocks only if certain conditions are met. | 
                            
| InputBox | The InputBox command prompts the user for input via a modal dialog box. | 
| InStr | The InStr command finds the first occurrence of a specified substring within a string. | 
                            
| InStrRev | |
| Int | Int converts a number to an integer (whole number). | 
| IsArray | The IsArray command in VB Script provides a way to determine if a variable is an array. | 
| IsDate | This function determines whether a string represents a valid date. | 
| IsEmpty | IsEmpty is a VB Script command used to evaluate whether a variable or object has a value or not. | 
| IsNull | The IsNull command in VB Script evaluates whether a given expression or variable is null. | 
                            
| IsNumeric | The IsNumeric command in VB Script checks if a given value can be converted to a number (Double). | 
                            
| IsObject | The IsObject command in VB Script examines a given value and determines whether it represents an object. | 
                            
| Join | The Join method combines two or more strings into a single string, separating them with a specified delimiter. | 
| LBound | This occurs when you try to access an element outside the valid range of the array. | 
| LCase | The LCase command converts all characters in a string to lowercase. | 
| Left | The Left function in VB Script extracts a specified number of characters from the left side of a string. | 
                            
| Len | The Len command in VB Script returns the number of characters in a string variable. | 
                            
| Log | The Log command in VB Script calculates the natural logarithm of a number. | 
                            
| LTrim | The LTrim command in VB Script removes leading whitespace characters (spaces, tabs, carriage returns, line feeds) from a string. | 
                            
| Mid | The Mid command in VB Script allows you to extract a substring from a given string. | 
                            
| Minute | The Minute command in VB Script extracts the minute component from a specified date value. | 
| Month | The Month command in VB Script returns the month component of a date as an integer between 1 and 12. | 
| MonthName | |
| MsgBox | MsgBox command in VB Script displays a message box with a specified text, title, and buttons. | 
                            
| Network | The Network command establishes and manages network connections in VB Script. | 
| Now | The Now function in VB Script returns the current system date and time as a Date object. | 
                            
| On Error | The On Error command in VB Script enables customized error handling, allowing you to define how the script responds to errors. | 
                            
| ReDim | The ReDim statement in VBScript dynamically redimensions an array to a new size or shape. | 
| REM | The REM command in VBScript is used to insert comments into your script. | 
                            
| Replace | The Replace command in VB Script performs a search and replace operation on a given string. | 
                            
| RGB | The RGB command in VB Script is used to create a color value from the specified red, green, and blue components. | 
                            
| Right | Right function extracts a specified number of characters from the right end of a string. | 
| Rnd | The Rnd command generates a random number. | 
                            
| Round | Round is a VB Script command used for rounding numeric values to specified decimal places or the nearest integer. | 
| RTrim | The RTrim command removes all trailing spaces from a string. | 
| Second | VB Script's Second command retrieves the second component of a time value. | 
                            
| Select…Case | The Select...Case command allows conditional branching of code flow based on the value of a specified expression. | 
                            
| Set | The Set command in VB Script is utilized to assign an object to a variable. | 
                            
| SetLocale | The SetLocale command in VB Script allows you to set the current locale of your script. | 
| Sgn | The Sgn command in VBScript determines the sign of a given numeric expression. | 
                            
| Space | The Space command in VBScript creates a string of a specified number of spaces. | 
| Split | The Split command in VB Script is used to divide a string into an array of substrings based on a specified delimiter. | 
| Sqr | The Sqr command in VB Script calculates the square root of a specified numeric expression. | 
                            
| StdOut.Read | The StdOut.Read() command in VB Script reads data from the standard output stream (stdout), which is typically generated by scripts, programs, or processes running in a command prompt or PowerShell. | 
                            
| StdOut.Write | |
| StrComp | The StrComp command in VB Script compares two strings and returns a numeric value indicating their relative order. | 
                            
| String | The VB Script String command creates a new string object, which can be used to manipulate and store text data. | 
                            
| StrReverse | StrReverse is a VB Script command used to reverse the order of characters in a string. | 
| Sub | The Sub command in VB Script marks the beginning of a subroutine, a reusable block of code within a script. | 
                            
| Time | The Time command in VBScript provides the current system time as a string. | 
                            
| TimeSerial | The TimeSerial command in VB Script constructs a time value from specified hour, minute, and second values. | 
| TimeValue | The TimeValue function converts a string representing a time value into a Date object. | 
                            
| Trim | |
| TypeName | The TypeName command in VB Script returns a string representing the VBA type of a variable, object, or expression. | 
                            
| UBound | UBound retrieves the upper bound subscript of an array, specifying the last index value that can be used to access the array. | 
| UCase | The UCase command in VB Script converts all lowercase characters in a given string to uppercase. | 
| UnEscape | UnEscape is a VB Script command used to decode HTML or URL encoded strings, converting them back to their original characters. | 
                            
| Weekday | The Weekday command in VB Script returns the day of the week for a given date. | 
                            
| WeekdayName | The WeekdayName command in VB Script retrieves the full name of a specified numeric weekday, typically from 1 to 7. | 
                            
| While…Wend | The While...Wend command in VBScript allows for repeated execution of a block of code until a specified condition becomes false. | 
                            
| With | With creates a contextual scope for setting and getting properties and methods of an object. | 
| Year | The Year function in VBScript extracts the year as a four-digit integer from a given date value. |