Martin,

I did not know about this option. I mean, I've seen references to wsf files, but always glossed over it.

Wow. We can use jscript functions inside a vbscript module.

Perfect. Thanks for filling in one of my gaps.

As the article says, you need to rename your script to .wsf.

How do you use the reference tag, outside of an xml/html context? My script is being run standalone. It's a desktop automation, a .vbs script.

If I try to run the vbscript with a reference or job tag, before or after Option Explicit, the interpreter complains that it's invalid. Specifically, "Expected statement".

I guess the real question is, what are the constants for Binary and Ascii? Is it 0 and 1, respectively? I can just create constants for those inside the script, or use the values directly.

See the section above:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_com_wsh#enums

Hi,

In the VBScript example:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_com_wsh#vbscript
they use a binary transfer mode, and it's represented as a variable TransferMode_Binary. I need to use the Ascii version.

But in either case, I don't understand where the value of TransferMode_Binary or TransferMode_Ascii is found. TransferMode itself is a property of TransferOptions, understood. But I don't see how we get that Binary or Ascii property of TransferMode, and assign it to oTransferOptions.TransferMode.

Is TransferMode_Binary = 1, and TransferMode_Ascii = 2?