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Using wise installation to pull variable from text file

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Using wise installation to pull variable from text file

Using wise installation to pull variable from text file

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Right now the code that was given to me uses a bunch of if then statements to find the software that matches with the master database and the client's permissions. I have a vbs that writes the client's permissions to a text file in the format of this:

swvisio
swgroupmanager
swwise9
swfirefox

What I need it to do now, is to pull the first line of text and put it in for variable %TITLE%. Then continue through the sub-code. I then need it to keep going back to the next word till there are no more. When there are no more, it needs to go and finish the rest of the code.

Is there anyone that can help me accomplish this?

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