>> ...so how do you actually do this then?
> 
> That's what the whole COM thing is all about, along with things like 
> "Windows Scripting Host" and "Power Shell".

 From what I've seen, you can't touch COM unless you're programming in C 
or C++.

Similarly, I thought WSH was just a way of running JavaScript without 
having to put it into a web browser? It's news to me that you can 
actually do anything new with it.

I have no idea what Power Shell is.

Last time I checked, neither WSH nor Power Shell comes with Windows. You 
said "all of this is trivial using only the scripting tools that come 
with Windows". So how exactly do you do this then?

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