StdOut.Write

Echo text to the screen (Stdout)

Syntax 
      WScript.StdOut.Write("text string to display")

      WScript.StdOut.Write(strMyTextVariable)

Example

  Set objStdOut = WScript.StdOut
  objStdOut.Write "User: "
  objStdOut.Write "Joe Smith"
  objStdOut.WriteBlankLines(1)
  objStdOut.Write "Procurement Dept"

Unlike the Wscript.Echo command, Stdout.Write allows you to write multiple separate items to the same line, use .WriteBlankLines(n) to add newlines.

“A truth that's told with bad intent, Beats all the lies you can invent” - William Blake

Related:

.Echo
Echo, popup - .Popup
MsgBox - Display a dialogue box message
Equivalent Windows CMD command: ECHO - Display message on screen
Equivalent PowerShell cmdlet: Write-Host