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Microsoft® JScript™
GetTempName Method		  Language Reference 
 Version 3 

See Also                  Applies To

Description
Returns a randomly generated temporary file or folder name that is useful for performing operations that require a temporary file or folder.
Syntax
object.GetTempName ( );

The optional object is always the name of a FileSystemObject.

Remarks
The GetTempName method does not create a file. It provides only a temporary file name that can be used with CreateTextFile to create a file.

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