Give your scripts the power of speech.
Check out this alternative scripting language with a lot to offer.
Obtain a dynamic list of computers for remote action targeting.
Use arguments to dictate variables when calling a script.
Keep abreast of what's happening using a function that logs and optionally displays script actions.
Use a script to find out who's installed what software
Here's a simple way to display information in an IE window where HTA scripts might seem like overkill.
KiXforms, Part 3: Exposing some unique controls not normally available via scripting
Adding a GUI to your scripting work with KiXforms, part 2.
Spice up your scripts with a graphical interface.
Use scripts to determine the contents of MSI setup files.
Using these handy markers to tell you and to limit how often often code is executed.
Another ADO trick that allows you to connect to your data via scripting.
Save the script writing for when it's needed -- PowerShell allows stringing together of cmdlets to perform useful work.
Better ADSI documentation is coming. For now, Microsoft's version will have to do.