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This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.

This script is the first part of an inventory system. It uses WMI to read various information about a system. What makes it unique is that is opens an Internet Explorer application and creates a form containing the inventory data. It then automatically submits this form to an asp page sitting on my intranet which parses the data and loads in into an access db.