Let's talk about VBS scripts, shall we? The weather's changing, the leaves are turning, and the smell of freshly baked apple pie cooling on a homestead windowsill is wafting through the air. Only, you aren't aware of any of this, because you're stuck at work coding VBS scripts.

Mind you, it's not just the writing that's so time-consuming, it's all that debugging too. You asked the company whether they wanted it done fast, or done right, and they said "both" with an ominously intimidating glean in their eye. That humming sound you heard? That's the vacuum cleaner from the cleaning crew. The weekend cleaning crew.

Pop quiz: can VBS scripts be done fast and right? The answer is yes, if you have the right tool.

VbsEdit is exactly that -- is the right tool at the perfect time. It slices, it dices, and most importantly, it helps you create and debug your VBS scripts with dramatically increased speed and efficiency.

If you're not one to code from scratch, VbsEdit has you covered with built-in code samples and snippets, all ready to use. For starters, there are hundreds of samples from the Microsoft Script repository built right into the application. If you don't immediately see what you need amongst the Microsoft's samples you can also use Code Snippets, which are customizable bits of code that have alterable fields that you can replace with your own specialized code.

If, however, you'd never dream of using a script template, VBSEdit offers a host of hard-coding features. It'll automatically provide valid member variables and functions for objects and classes. It'll present you with complete declarations for functions that you choose to insert. Syntax colors? Check. Line numbers? Check check. And there's much, much more.

VbsEdit turns your troubleshooting procedure into a seamless, near-pleasurable experience with its integrated debugger. It has a real-time display of variable values during the debug process, the ability to set break points, and enables easy step-through of code one line at a time.

VbsEdit. It helps you code. It helps you debug. It helps you get home early enough to get a full night's sleep in time for Monday morning.