Work With Templates!
You have an idea. You know what
you would like to automate. You just
don't know how.
Sounds familiar? Not anymore.
SystemScripter comes with tons of code
samples to give you a head start. Once
you then have a script that almost
does what you want, it is a piece of
cake to adjust and expand it until it
really does what you want. And
you'll discover: in a matter of hours,
you become a script expert - just like
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What Are Those Templates? |
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Templates are
just little pieces of script
code that do something.
SystemScripter comes with tons
of them and allows to select and
insert those code snippets. Next,
the parts of the script code
that you should adjust to suite
your needs are automatically
highlighted. It is really easy
to insert, customize and use
snippet code.
And even better: once you feel
confident, you can add your own
snippets! This way, your snippet
library will constantly grow.
And since all snippets are
stored in Visual
Studio-compliant XML, you can
even share them with collegues
or the community in the
Internet. |
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Example 2 Writing Script With
Zero Knowledge - the Templates in
action!
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You know how it is. Your boss wants
you to create user accounts. Too
many to do it by hand or your
afternoon is wasted. Since you're
not (yet) a script expert, you don't
know how to create user accounts by
script.
This is why you press F12.
SystemScripter opens the snippet
menu, and you can easily select the
snippet you need.
Once the snippet is inserted, the
editor highlights all the important
parts that should be customized. In
a matter of minutes, your script is
done.
Combined with other snippets, your
final script may even read in excel
sheets or lists with user names and
turn them into fully functional user
accounts. It's not only effective,
it's a heck of a lot of fun as well! |
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