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    How do you create a HTML report from VBScript.

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    I have 100 QTP scripts (coded in VBScript) and now I have to run a regression test on those 100 scripts. After I finish my execution, I want to pump the results of these 100

    scripts execution to an HTML file. I am planning to write a "VBScript function" which will create a HTML file and will place the results of this regression execution in that

    file. I am not able to figure out how to create a HTML page from VBScript function. I have the code to create a HTML page and generate tables in it & then insert execution data

    into those tables. But I an not able to associate this code to my VBScript Function.

    For more clarity, please find below the pseudo code:

    Call Sample(strScriptName, strScriptStatus)

    Function Sample(strScriptName, strScriptStatus)

    'This line of code should enable me to write HTML tags
    <html>
    <head> Test </head>
    <body> Summary

    <tb> "Data will come here" </tb>
    </body>
    </html>

    End Function

    This function will not work, because VBScript does not recognize HTML tags. I am stuck here now. I am unable to find that code which will embed these HTML tags within my

    VBScript function.

    Please help !!!
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