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Overview
What Is WSF
Why Use WSF
Scripting Languages
System Requirements
Command Line Options
Errors Handling
Find WSH Error
Bookmarks
Working with Bookmarks
Workspaces
Understanding Workspaces
Interim Workspace
Default Workspace
Workspace Files
Workspace Content
New Workspace Wizard
User Interface
Main Window
Find
Find in Files
Workspace Settings
Options
Object Properties
Replace Selection
Select Jobs
Tools
Select Scripting Language
Create a Windows Shortcut
Get Script File
New Project Wizard
Main Menu
Menu File
Menu Edit
Menu Find
Menu Workspace
Menu Project
Menu Run
Menu Options
Menu Tools
Menu View
Menu Window
Menu Help
Temporary Files
Temporary Files ~$
Temporary Files ~@
Working with Project Tree
Edit <job>
Edit <script>
Edit <object>
Edit <reference>
Edit <resource>
Edit <runtime>
Edit <comment>
Embedding All Scripts
Checking a Project
Working with Files
Open a Project or a Script
Run a Project or a Script
Save a Project or a Script
Close a Project or a Script
Miscellaneous
Microsoft Script Control
File ScriptEditor.xml
Purchase Script Editor
Register the Product
Registration Benefits
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What Is WSF

WSF stands for Windows Script File. WSF file has an extension *.wsf but it is an XML file by its nature. It contains scripts, references to external script files, references to COM objects, and similar. If the WSF file is to contain more tasks, the content can be splitted to more selectable jobs.

WSF can by directly processed by Windows Script Host.

See Also
Why Use WSF, Overview