Honestly, the weirdest thing about reading this for me was the use of a .js file to drive it. But then I started to remember how horrible batch scripting was.

Honestly, the weirdest thing about reading this for me was the use of a .js file to drive it. But then I started to remember how horrible batch scripting was. For reference, cscript/wscript (which can call other languages too) are calling "jscript", which just is microsoft's implementation of ecmascript/javascript with nonstandard extensions. ES JSc IE(/other) - 1 3.0 (part of Win95 OSR2 by default) - 2 (IIS 3.0) 1 3 4.0 (part of Win95 OSR2.5 and Win98 by default) " 4 (VS6) (2) 5 5.0 (part of Win98SE by default. ES2 is mostly just wording changes compared to ES1) " 5.1 5.01 (part of Win2k by default) 3 5.5 5.5 (part of WinME by default. ES3 is what standardized exceptions, among other things - I'm not sure what MS extensions were like before this) " 5.6 6.0 (part of WinXP by default) " 5.7 7.0 (part of WinXP SP3 by default) " 5.8 8.0 (part of Win7 by default) " 11 (Windows 11)