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Set objTextFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(strConfigPath) objTextFile.WriteLine "[" & strAppName & "]" objTextFile.WriteLine "Version=" & strVersion objTextFile.WriteLine "InstallDate=" & Now objTextFile.WriteLine "LastRun=" & Now objTextFile.WriteLine "Location=" & strScriptPath objTextFile.Close

1. Download the VbsEdit installer from the official website.
2. On a clean test machine, install VbsEdit to a custom folder (e.g., C:\Portable\VbsEdit).
3. Use a registry tracker like RegShot to capture changes before and after installation.
4. Export the registry keys (typically HKCU\Software\VbsEdit) to a .reg file.
5. Write a simple batch launcher:

   @echo off
   REG IMPORT "%CD%\vbsedit.reg"
   START "" "%CD%\VbsEdit.exe"
   

6. On exit, use a cleanup script to delete the registry keys.

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