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    - Problem with Reading Date Field For four Years I have been using this statement. Yesterday it stopped working and I do not know why. rst = db.openrecordset("SELECT * FROM STUDENTS WHERE TstCde = 'B' ORDER BY LstTstDt, StudentID) Now all of a sudden it just goes to end of file. After four days of confusion I removed the Field LstTstDt and it read the file. The contents of the date field where updated the last time the student took the test. It is mandatory under our State law that we use this date in this manner! In Short I cannot use Date Fields in my SELECT SQL Statement. Does anyone know what has been changed and why it stopped working. Thank You in Advance Bill Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172815
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    - Paths including spaces Hi I'm trying to put together a script which expands %ProgramFiles% and then run an executable called "RunMe.exe" from a folder called "TestApp". Here's what I've done: Set oWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") sEXEFullPath = oWshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%ProgramFiles%" & "\TestApp\RunMe.exe /silent") Return = oWshShell.Run(sEXEFullPath,,true) The error message states that "The system cannot find the file specified.". I know that the file is there and just to check I added the row "WScript.Echo sEXEFullPath" to check that the path is correct. Every thing is ok. As far as I can tell, the reason for the failure of the run command is the space between "Program" and "Files" in the expanded path. It seems as if the engine only sees "C:\Program" and not "C:\Program Files\TestApp\RunMe.exe /silent". How can I fix this? Regards Wayne Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172811
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    - delete space characters in a line Hi all, I want to delete space characters in a line. Is there any easy way to do this ? Thanks. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172807
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    - How to Script DHCP Server and ISA 2000 Server Are there any sites or does anyone know where I can find information relating to the scripting with VBScript of both DHCP Server (i.e. creating scopes, authorising server, setting exclusions, scope options, reservations etc.) and scripting of ISA Server 2000 (i.e. creating and modifying policy elements, protocol rules, site and content rules etc.) at all? I am fairly new to all this scripting server stuff and I cannot seem to find anything on the internet in relation to scripting these at all. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172806
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    - if frame is loaded? I try to control something , if the inner frame (there are 2 nested frames in main window, they are brothers not parent-child) loaded.Because if not loaded my subroutins cause errors. What must the hierarchy between these when we use the control from one to another frame? example if firstframe.parent.secondframe.loaded then ' do something Else 'do something End if Thanks Caglar ORHAN Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172804
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    - VBScript to Modify HOST file Hey, Anyone know how to write a simple little script to modify the HOST file? Thanks Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172796
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    - Help! How to retrieval GPO info. in windows 2000 by vbscript I find that there are some VB scripts in the script center that can retrieve group policies information, based on RSoP and win2003 or XP platform. But I cannot find any similar method that can be used in win2000. Any alternative ways? Please help. Thanks a lot! Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172795
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    - How to get the user account Hi, is there any way to know the user account of the pc who is visiting an asp page? I'm gonna use it in the intranet of my job. Thanks for your comments. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172785
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    - Hidden windows I have a VB script that we are using group policy to execute during logon to launch an exe file. Unfortunately the file runs with the window open and some of our users close it....leaving the application uninstalled. Is there a way for the script to run the exe file hidden? XP users....2003 server....Active Directory....sample of the script is below.... Dim WSHShell Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WSHShell.Run "\\sample\pretend$\setup.exe" WScript.Quit(0) Thank you! Always Learning Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172783
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    - read csv file for data Hello, I am looking for a script that will find data from a .mdb file if the data in the first colmn match's the data that I am looking for, if it finds stnumber, then assign the data from the corrisponding colums from that row back to Variables in the script, the table would look like: stnumber storename 1sto 2nd0 3rdo 100 grocery 100 120 204 there will be 200 or so rows, and if it finds the stnumber that was inputed I need the next 4 colums brought back to the script to make a IP address. Thanks to anyone that takes the time to read this. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172782
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    - EXE I Have .exe file on my drive. i want to call in ActiveX script, which is going to be in my dts. can you please explain is there any method or function to call exe file in VB S? THANKS, Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172778
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    - How can I programatically share a printer? I would like to programmatically create a local JetDirect printer connection (A local printer that uses a JetDirect port) and then share the printer. I would also like to share an existing printer that is not shared to account for the instance where the JetDirect printer already exists. I can't seem to find any reference on how to do that. I can find lots of info on creating non-JetDirect printers and even auto-sharing them through the printUI dll but not to do what I am trying to do. To narrow the scope a bit, I can write the glue but need the following: 1. Creating a JetDirect printer and sharing it. 2. Sharing a printer. Thanks! Kevin Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172774
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    - Scheduled Tasks I have an Inno Setup that installs a bunch of scripts and batch files that need to be scheduled. I would like to know two things: 1) Does anyone have a script/routine that can be invoked from Inno that can schedule a predeteremined task? 2) I was thinking it would be nice to have a basic form that the user can pick what day of week, time, etc., a scheduled item can be run. The form information woudl then be interpreted and then create the scheduled task. Has anyone done anything like this before? I see I can use the Win32_ScheduledJob service tasks within WinMgmts:, but it appears to create the task under the "AT" command. Although it shows up under the "Explorer Scheduled Tasks" view, it cannot be edited. I must edit from the AT command. Anyone have any clue why? Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172771
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    - User rights to server shares I'm looking for a script, or pointers to help my helpdesk people find out what rights a user has to several file shares. They may have a user that tries to view a stored fax on one of several servers, but the user cannot see the file, has no rights. What I am looking for is a script that I can have the helpdesk person run, they fill in the user's logon name, and the server\share that is a problem. What I would like to come back is the rights that the user has in that share - read only, modify, no rights. The help-desk won't have the user's password, just the logon ID. Some of our groups are nested 3-5 levels deep, which complicates the search. Any ideas? Randy Reimers Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172770
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    - disable windows firewall remotely I want to disaable one of my internal clients firewall without having to go to the machine log them off and log on as an admin. then disable the Wfirewall. I was wondering if this could be done remotely by a script. Can someone help me out with the script below to disable on the strComputer and not mine Thanks Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _ & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set objFirewall = CreateObject("HNetCfg.FwMgr") Set objPolicy = objFirewall.LocalPolicy.CurrentProfile objPolicy.FirewallEnabled = FALSE Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172764
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    - Very large SQL - how do I carry it over multiple lines I have an extremely long SQL statement that I need to run to update around 53 variables - and instead of having it run horizontally forever off my screen, I would like to ask what is the proper way to carry statements over multiple lines in VBScript instead of having to contain it on just one really really really long line. Is it possible? Thanks for the assistance. I did a search on here and couldn't find anything. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172763
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    - Run on startup, but only in this hardware profile? Hello, Is there a way to launch an application at login depending on the current hardware profile? For example, when using the "Docked" profile, I'd like to launch a certain .EXE. But when I'm not booting up under the Docked profile, the .EXE would not run. If not natively supported, could it be something that's scripted? Thanks. -- William Fields MCSD - Microsoft Visual FoxPro US Bankruptcy Court Phoenix, AZ "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." - Benjamin Franklin Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172757
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    - Modify existing script that creates mailboxes and users Hello all, I have this great script it creates users with mailboxes what i want to do is modify how the user login name is created right now its firstname_lastname what i need it to be is FLastname First Initial of firstname then lastname no spaces no underscore. currently this is how it is Username: Firstname_Lastname Email address: Firstname_Lastname@domain.com This is how i would like it to work Username: FLastname Email Address: FLastname@domain.com There is just so much to this script i dont know what to do with it. Thanks ~Brian Script Below 'Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: CreateMailboxBeforeLogon '// Purpose: Creates a new user in Active Directory and a mailbox for '// the new user before they logon. '// '// Input: strDCServerName = The domain controller on which the Active '// Directory users will be created. '// '// strServerName = The Exchange server on which the mailboxes '// will be created. '// strStorageGroup = The storage group in which the mailboxes '// will be created. '// strMailboxStore = The mailbox store in which the mailboxes '// will be created. '// strUserFileName = The name of the text file containing the '// information for the new users. '// strFolderLang = The language in which the mailbox '// folders will be created. '// '// Example: cscript CreateMailboxBeforeLogon.vbs "DCServerName" "ServerName" "First Storage '// Group" "Mailbox Store (SERVERNAME)" "UserFile.txt" "en-us" '// '// The UserList.txt file format example: '// '// John;Doe '// '// So the format is: FirstName;LastName '// '// The script creates log file UserMail.log in directory where te script was run from '// '// '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Option Explicit On Error Resume Next ' Check number of input arguments. If wscript.Arguments.count <> 6 Then wscript.echo "Usage: cscript CreateMailboxBeforeLogon.vbs strDCServerName strServerName " & _ "strStorageGroup strMailboxStore strUserFileName strFolderLang" wscript.Quit End If ' Declare variables for input parameters. Dim strDCServerName 'As String Dim strServerName 'As String Dim strStorageGroup 'As String Dim strMailboxStore 'As String Dim strUserFileName 'As String Dim strGivenName 'As String Dim strSurname 'As String Dim strAlias 'As String Dim strPassword 'As String Dim strFolderLang 'As String ' Declare variables used for verifying the existance of the mailbox store ' where the mailbox is to be created. Dim iDS ' As IDataSource Dim iAdRootDSE 'As ActiveDs.IADs Dim objServer ' CDOEXM.ExchangeServer Dim objSG ' CDOEXM.StorageGroup Dim objMSDB ' CDOEXM.MailboxStoreDB Dim storegroup Dim mbx Dim bFound ' As Boolean ' Declare variables for iterating through the ' file of new users. Dim objUser 'As IADsUser Dim strDomainDN 'As String Dim strLDAPUrl 'As String Dim arrNewUsersInfo Dim strCurrUserInfo Dim arrCurrUserInfo Dim fs ' As FileSystemObject Dim tsNewUsers ' As FSO.TextStream Dim iLineNum ' As Integer Dim bContinue ' As Boolean Dim TimeInterval Dim NumofTry 'As Integer Dim iCounter 'As Integer '=============================================================================================== ' Dim ath, ath1, ath2 Dim Msg Dim tsNewUsersLog Dim where Dim strLogFile strLogFile = "UserMail.log" '=============================================================================================== ' Get input parameters. strDCServerName = wscript.Arguments(0) strServerName = wscript.Arguments(1) strStorageGroup = wscript.Arguments(2) strMailboxStore = wscript.Arguments(3) strUserFileName = wscript.Arguments(4) strFolderLang = wscript.Arguments(5) ' Validate input parameters. If ValidateInput(strDCServerName) = False Then wscript.Quit If ValidateInput(strServerName) = False Then wscript.Quit If ValidateInput(strStorageGroup) = False Then wscript.Quit If ValidateInput(strMailboxStore) = False Then wscript.Quit ' Verify that the specified mailbox store exists. ' Initialize bFound. bFound = False ' Get the default naming context. Set iAdRootDSE = GetObject("LDAP://RootDSE") strDomainDN = iAdRootDSE.Get("defaultNamingContext") ' Create objects for verifying existance of ' the mailbox store where the mailbox will be created. Set objServer = CreateObject("CDOEXM.ExchangeServer") Set objSG = CreateObject("CDOEXM.StorageGroup") Set objMSDB = CreateObject("CDOEXM.MailboxStoreDB") Set iDS = objServer.GetInterface("IDataSource") ' Bind to the Exchange server. iDS.Open strServerName ' Check that the destination mailbox store exists. For Each storegroup In objServer.StorageGroups objSG.DataSource.Open storegroup ' Error handling. If CDOEXM attempts to open a Recovery ' Storage Group, a 0xC1032221 error will be returned. If Err <> 0 Then wscript.echo "An error occurred opening the specified storage group." wscript.echo "Error: 0x" & Hex(Err.Number) & " " & Err.Description wscript.echo "Exiting the application." ' Clean up. Set objSG = Nothing ' Exit the application. wscript.Quit End If If UCase(strStorageGroup) = UCase(objSG.Name) Then For Each mbx In objSG.MailboxStoreDBs objMSDB.DataSource.Open mbx If UCase(strMailboxStore) = UCase(objMSDB.Name) Then bFound = True ' Get the LDAP URL for the mailbox store. strLDAPUrl = "LDAP://" + mbx Exit For End If Next End If If bFound Then Exit For Next ' Clean up. Set objServer = Nothing Set objSG = Nothing Set objMSDB = Nothing ' If the mailbox store was not found, exit the program. If bFound = False Then wscript.echo "The specified mailbox store could not be found." wscript.Quit End If ' Create the FileSytemObject object. Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") '=============================================================================================== 'Build path for the log file - NOT USED 'ath = fs.GetAbsolutePathName(strUserFileName) 'ath1 = instrrev(ath, "\") 'ath = left(ath, len(ath)-ath1) 'ath2 = ath & "UserMail.log" '=============================================================================================== ' Open the log file Set tsNewUsersLog = fs.OpenTextFile(strLogFile, 2, 1) If Err <> 0 Then wscript.echo "An error occurred creating the log file." wscript.echo "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description wscript.echo "Exiting the application." err.clear set fs = Nothing set tsNewUsersLog = Nothing wscript.Quit End If '=============================================================================================== ' Open the new users file. Set tsNewUsers = fs.OpenTextFile(strUserFileName, 1, -1) ' Error handling. If Err <> 0 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "An error occurred opening the file of new users." LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Exiting the application." ' wscript.echo "An error occurred opening the file of new users." ' wscript.echo "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description ' wscript.echo "Exiting the application." ' Clean up. Set fs = Nothing Set tsNewUsers = Nothing Set tsNewUserLog = Nothing wscript.Quit End If ' Get all lines from the new users file and split ' them into an array of strings. arrNewUsersInfo = Split(tsNewUsers.ReadAll, vbCrLF)'Chr(13)) ' Iterate through the array of new users. For iLineNum = 0 To UBound(arrNewUsersInfo) bContinue = True ' Split the given name, surname, alias, and ' password strings into the array. arrCurrUserInfo = Split(arrNewUsersInfo(iLineNum), ";", -1, 1) ' Check the number of elements in the array. If UBound(arrCurrUserInfo) = 1 Then ' Get the given name, surname, e-mail alias, ' and password from the array. strGivenName = arrCurrUserInfo(0) strSurname = arrCurrUserInfo(1) strAlias = strGivenName & "_" & strSurname '=============================================================================================== '============= what the password is set to ==================================================== strPassword = "Pa$$word12" '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Display the e-mail alias. LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, strSurname & " " & strGivenName & " ..." ' wscript.echo strSurname & " " & strGivenName & " ..." ' Validate the given and surnames. If ValidateName(strGivenName) = False Or ValidateName(strSurname) = False Then bContinue = False End If ' Validate the e-mail alias. If ValidateAlias(strAlias) = False Then bContinue = False End If Else bContinue = False End If ' If input validation passed, then attempt to create the ' user object. If bContinue Then bContinue = CreateNewUser(strDCServerName, strGivenName, strSurname, strAlias, _ strPassword, objUser, strDomainDN) End If ' If the user object was successfully created, then ' attempt to create the mailbox. If bContinue Then ' Initialize the variables. TimeInterval = 60000 NumofTry = 10 iCounter = 0 ' Depending on the size of the network, the Recipient Update ' Service may take some time to propagate the new user ' to the Exchange server. Attempt to create the mailbox every ' 60 seconds for 10 minutes. Do While iCounter < NumofTry ' Attempt to create the mailbox in the specified ' mailbox store. bContinue = CreateNewUserMailbox(objUser, strLDAPUrl) ' Continue if CreateNewUserMailbox succeeded. If bContinue Then Exit Do iCounter = iCounter + 1 ' Wait before trying again. wscript.sleep(TimeInterval) Loop ' Could not create the mailbox after NumofTry attempts. If iCounter >= NumofTry Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Failed to create a mailbox for " & strAlias & "." ' wscript.echo "Failed to create a mailbox for " & strAlias & "." bContinue = False End If End If ' ' If the mailbox was created, then attempt to force the ' ' Exchange server to create the mailbox folders. ' If bContinue Then ' ' ' Initialize the variables. ' TimeInterval = 60000 ' NumofTry = 10 ' iCounter = 0 ' ' ' Directory Service replication may take some time. Attempt ' ' to force the Exchange server to create the mailbox folders ' ' every 60 seconds for 10 minutes. ' Do While iCounter < NumofTry ' ' Wait for a certain time interval before trying again. ' wscript.sleep(TimeInterval) ' ' ' Attempt to force the Exchange server to create the ' ' mailbox folders in the specified language.. ' If CreateMailboxFolders(strServerName, strDomainDN, strAlias, _ ' strPassword, strFolderLang) Then Exit Do ' iCounter = iCounter + 1 ' Loop ' ' ' Could not create the mailbox folders after NumofTry attempts. ' If iCounter >= NumofTry Then ' wscript.echo "Failed to create the mailbox folders for " & strAlias & " before logon." ' End If ' End If LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, " " ' wscript.echo("") Next ' Close the file. tsNewUsers.Close tsNewUsersLog.Close ' Clean up. Set fs = Nothing Set tsNewUsers = Nothing Set tsNewUsersLog = Nothing ' Exit the application. wscript.Quit '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: CreateNewUser '// '// Purpose: Creates a new user in Active Directory with the specified given name, '// surname, e-mail alias, and password. '// '// '// Input: strDCServerName = The domain controller on which the user '// object will be created. '// '// strGivenName = The given name of the new user. '// '// strSurname = The surname of the new user. '// '// strAlias = The e-mail alias of the new user. '// '// strPassword = The password for the new user. '// '// Output: objUser = The user object for the new user. '// '// strDomainDN = The domain DN of the new user. '// '// Returns: True if AD user object is created, False if it isn't. '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function CreateNewUser(strDCServerName, strGivenName, strSurname, strAlias, _ strPassword, objUser, strDomainDN) On Error Resume Next CreateNewUser = False ' Declare program variables. Dim objContainer 'As IADsContainer Dim strRecip 'As String ' Build the recipient string. ''''' strRecip = "CN=" & strAlias strRecip = "CN=" & strSurname & "\, " & strGivenName ' Get the container. '=============================================================================================== '======= change the "OU=Test Accounts," to OU where you want users to be created =============== '======= EXAMPLES: "OU=Users,OU=IMS,OU=Business Units," to create user for IMS '======= "OU=Users,OU=Aviation Group,OU=Business Units," to create user for Aviation Set objContainer = GetObject("LDAP://" & strDCServerName & "/" & "OU=Construction, OU=Test Accounts," & _ strDomainDN) '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Initialize the user object. Set objUser = objContainer.Create("User", strRecip) ' Set the display name, account name, given name, surname, an ' and userprinciple properties of the user object. objUser.Put "displayname", strSurname & ", " & strGivenName objUser.Put "sAMAccountName", strAlias objUser.Put "givenName", strGivenName objUser.Put "sn", strSurname '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== '=== change UPN suffix to what you need - @domain etc. ================== objUser.Put "userPrincipalName", strAlias & "@domain" '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Save the changes to the user object. objUser.SetInfo ' Error handling. If Err.Number <> 0 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Error creating user object for " & strAlias LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description ' wscript.echo "Error creating user object for " & strAlias ' wscript.echo "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description ' Clean up. Set objContainer = Nothing Set objServer = Nothing Set objSG = Nothing Set objMSDB = Nothing If Err.Number = -2147019886 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The object already exists." ' wscript.echo "The object already exists." CreateNewUser = False Exit Function End If CreateNewUser = False Exit Function End If ' Set the password for the new user. This should be changed by the user ' after he or she logs on. objUser.SetPassword strPassword '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== '========== comment out if you do not want "change password at the next logon" activated ======= ''''objUser.Put "pwdLastSet", 0 '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Enable the new user account. objUser.AccountDisabled = False '=============================================================================================== '===== comment previous line and uncomment next line if you want create disabled account ======= ' objUser.AccountDisabled = True '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Clean up. Set objContainer = Nothing Set objServer = Nothing Set objSG = Nothing Set objMSDB = Nothing LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "User object for " + strAlias + " created successfully." ' wscript.echo "User object for '" + strAlias + "' created successfully." CreateNewUser = True End Function '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: CreateNewUserMailbox '// '// Purpose: Creates a mailbox for the new user in the specified '// mailbox store. '// '// '// Input: objUser = The user object for the new user. '// '// strLDAPUrl = The LDAP URL for the new user. '// '// Returns: True if the mailbox is created, False if it isn't. '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function CreateNewUserMailbox(objUser, strLDAPUrl) On Error Resume Next CreateNewUserMailbox = False ' Variables Dim objMailbox 'As CDOEXM.IMailboxStore ' Get the IMailboxStore interface. Set objMailbox = objUser ' Create a mailbox for the recipient on the specified Exchange server. objMailbox.CreateMailbox strLDAPUrl 'Enable immediate-logon for the user. objUser.Put "msExchUserAccountControl", 2 ' Save changes to the user object. objUser.SetInfo ' Error handling. If Err.Number <> 0 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Error creating mailbox for " & strAlias LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description ' wscript.echo "Error creating mailbox for " & strAlias ' wscript.echo "Error: " & Err.Number & " " & Err.Description ' Clean up. Set objUser = Nothing Set objMailbox = Nothing CreateNewUserMailbox = False Exit Function End If '=============================================================================================== '============== comment out the next two lines if you do not want to hide the user ============= objUser.Put "msExchHideFromAddressLists", True objUser.SetInfo '=============================================================================================== '=============================================================================================== ' Clean up. Set objUser = Nothing Set objMailbox = Nothing wscript.echo "Mailbox for " + strAlias + " created successfully." CreateNewUserMailbox = True End Function '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: CreateMailboxFolders '// '// Purpose: Forces the specified Exchange server to create the user's mailbox '// folders if they don't already exist. '// '// Input: strServerName = The Exchange server on which the mailbox '// has been created. '// '// strDomainDN = The domain DN of the new user. '// '// strAlias = The e-mail alias of the new user. '// '// strPassword = The password for the new user. '// '// strFolderLang = The language in which the mailbox '// folders will be created. '// '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function CreateMailboxFolders(strServerName, strDomainDN, strAlias, _ strPassword, strFolderLang) On Error Resume Next CreateMailboxFolders = False ' Variables Dim strMailboxURL 'As String Dim strUserDomain 'As String ' Build the URL to the user's mailbox. strMailboxURL = "http://" & strServerName & "/Exchange/" & strAlias & "/" ' Build the Domain\Username string. strUserDomain = Left(strDomainDN, InStr(1, strDomainDN, ",", vbTextCompare) - 1) strUserDomain = Right(strUserDomain, Len(strUserDomain) - 3) + "\" + strAlias ' Create the XMLHTTP object. Dim oXMLHTTP Set oXMLHTTP = CreateObject("microsoft.xmlhttp") ' Open the request object with the GET method. Specify the source URI, ' that it will run asynchronously, and the username/password of the ' new user. oXMLHTTP.Open "GET", strMailboxURL, False, strUserDomain, strPassword ' Set the language in which the mailbox folders will be created. oXMLHTTP.setRequestHeader "Accept-Language", strFolderLang oXMLHTTP.setRequestHeader "Connection", "Keep-Alive" ' Send the GET method request. If the mailbox folders ' have not yet been created, this method will have the side ' effect of forcing the Exchange server to create them in ' the language specified in the "Accept-Language" header. oXMLHTTP.Send ("") If oXMLHTTP.Status >= 200 And oXMLHTTP.Status < 300 Then wscript.echo "Mailbox folders for " & strAlias & " successfully created." CreateMailboxFolders = True Else 'GET method did not successfully force creation of mailbox folders. CreateMailboxFolders = False End If Set oXMLHTTP = Nothing End Function '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: ValidateInput '// '// Purpose: Verifies that the specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name '// is not longer than 64 characters and doesn't contain any illegal characters. '// '// Input: sInput = The specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name. '// '// Returns: True if the string is validated, False if it isn't. '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function ValidateInput(sInput) ValidateInput = False Dim strPattern 'As String Dim regex 'As RegExp If Len(sInput) > 64 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The length of the specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name" _ + " cannot exceed 64 characters." ' wscript.echo "The length of the specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name" _ ' + " cannot exceed 64 characters." Exit Function End If ' Create the regular expression object. Set regex = New RegExp ' Set the pattern to search for. strPattern = ";|/|\\" regex.Pattern = strPattern regex.Global = True ' Exit the application if ';', '\', or '/' ' is found in the input string. If regex.Test(sInput) Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name cannot contain ';', '\', or '/'." ' wscript.echo "The specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name cannot contain ';', '\', or '/'." ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ' Exit the application. Exit Function End If ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ValidateInput = True End Function '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: ValidateAlias '// '// Purpose: Verifies that the specified e-mail alias is not longer than 256 '// characters, doesn't contain any illegal characters. '// '// Input: sInput = The specified e-mail alias. '// '// Returns: True if the string is validated, False if it isn't. '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function ValidateAlias(sInput) ValidateAlias = False Dim strPattern 'As String Dim regex 'As RegExp If Len(sInput) > 256 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The length of the e-mail alias cannot exceed 256 characters." ' wscript.echo "The length of the e-mail alias cannot exceed 256 characters." Exit Function End If ' Create the regular expression object. Set regex = New RegExp ' Set the pattern to search for. strPattern = ":|\*|;|<|>|\||\""" regex.Pattern = strPattern regex.Global = True ' Exit the application if ';', '\', or '/' ' is found in the input string. If regex.Test(sInput) Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name cannot contain ':', '*', " & _ " '|', ';', '<', '>', or '""'." ' wscript.echo "The specified server, mailbox store, or storage group name cannot contain ':', '*', " & _ ' " '|', ';', '<', '>', or '""'." ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ' Exit the application. Exit Function End If ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ValidateAlias = True End Function '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// Function: ValidateName '// '// Purpose: Verifies that the specified name is not longer than 28 '// characters and doesn't contain the '<script' tag. '// '// Input: sInput = The specified name. '// '// Returns: True if the string is validated, False if it isn't. '///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Function ValidateName(sInput) ValidateName = False Dim strPattern 'As String Dim regex 'As RegExp If Len(sInput) > 28 Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The length of the name cannot exceed 28 characters." ' wscript.echo "The length of the name cannot exceed 28 characters." Exit Function End If ' Create the regular expression object. Set regex = New RegExp ' Set the pattern to search for. strPattern = "<script" regex.Pattern = strPattern regex.Global = True ' Exit the application if "<script" ' is found in the input string. If regex.Test(sInput) Then LogMessage tsNewUsersLog, "The specified name cannot contain '<script'." ' wscript.echo "The specified name cannot contain '<script'." ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ' Exit the application. Exit Function End If ' Clean up. Set regex = Nothing ValidateName = True End Function '================================================================================================ Sub LogMessage(where, Msg) Wscript.Echo msg where.WriteLine msg End Sub '================================================================================================ Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172754
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    - Solution found: change directory and then type text Thanks Björn. I have now found a solution which works: Set objshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objshell.Environment("process")("prompt") = "$V$_$T$_$P$G" objshell.CurrentDirectory = "C:\Programme\PostgreSQL\8.0\bin\" objshell.Run "%comspec% /c Mytext" Looks always easier in the end! Rgds Francois Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172753
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    - remove HTML from variables Hi, is there a function to clean a variable of HTML tags. this variable is being sent from a database call. please advise Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172750
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    - Execute program First of all I want to limit one users access on a stand alone PC. I set the login time window with the NET USER command which indeed limits login. However, it doesn't force logout after exceeding login time frame. Now I want to schedule a script that warns the user that a logoff will occur, and thereafter loggs off the current user. I can create messages in VBScript but my questions are these: How can I identify the current logged on user and compare this with a constant? How can I execute the shutdown program since Shell doesn't work in scripting? Many thanks. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172748
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    - logon script We're looking to use a logon script in VBscript that does something like this: If WorkstationName = "test" and the user is a member of global group "X" then Do stuff here end if Anyone have a basic syntax for these actions? We're new to the scripting stuff obviously! Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172747
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    - Advanced reg.exp pattern needed Hello I was wondering if you guys could help me. I want to remove all rows in a text that starts with Menu to ";" and not the ones that start with Menu2 to ";" Like this: Menu1_34 (lsadflasdjflaksdffjd); Menu2_1 (asldfjalsdjfalkjsdfld); Menu2 (asdjasldfalsdjf); Menu5 (aldjfaslkjfd); should return: Menu2_1 (asldfjalsdjfalkjsdfld); Menu2 (asdjasldfalsdjf); Any clues? TIA /Lasse Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172744
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    - Filetransfert problem Hi there I have two windows server 2003 on the same network. From server 1 I have the move files to server 2. On server 1 I have a directory like this ..\year\month\day\file1.dat file2.dat .... and so on I have to move the files with the directorys yyyy\mm\dd, but the directory my already exist on server 2 but I could also happen that they have to be created. Can somebold help me out ? Thanks in advance Ralf Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172740
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    - DFS Link script I need a script to create links in a domain based DFS. I have 3 roots and about 1 hundred link folders. ie Root = Drive 1 Link1 = data share 1 link2 = data share 2 -- TDS Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172736
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    - Script to copy groups to new OU I need a script to copy a group to a new OU and then rename it as i want to keep the original groups aswell. can anyone help. -- TDS Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172735
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    - Configuring Error Handling with in this Script Below is a copy of my script that I'm using to set a random password to the local administrator. I would like to improve but would like some help doing it. I would like to put some error handling in so that I can control an error and take approrate action if it fails, because at the moment if it fails say user not found the program just stops. Also I didn't know if there was a way to query the name of the default local administrator. Be honest if needs completly rewriting then say so. TIA Gary Option Explicit Dim Title, NumChar, Count, strRdm, intRdm, wshShell, oWshNet, sUserName, sComputerName, oUser NumChar = 127 Randomize Timer Do Until Count = NumChar Count = Count + 1 GetRdm strRdm = strRdm & Chr(intRdm) Loop Sub GetRdm intRdm = Int((122 - 49) * Rnd + 48) If intRdm > 57 And intRdm < 65 Or intRdm > 90 And intRdm < 97 Then GetRdm End Sub wscript.echo strRdm Set oWshNet = CreateObject("WScript.Network") sUserName = "localadmin" sComputerName = oWshNet.ComputerName Set oUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & sComputerName & "/"& sUserName & ",user") oUser.SetPassword(strRdm) oUser.Setinfo Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172726
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    - I need help!!!! Hi everybody, I've got a very big problem with a VBScript. I've got a ActiveX DLL compiled with Visual Basic 6.0. In that DLL I've got a Pulic Collection with elements within, but when I do a reference to the objects in the collection, the script returns an incredible error: Error: Unknown runtime error: 'Cod_Collection.Item' Code: 800A0062 Source: Microsoft VBScirpt runtime error I've been debugging the DLL and it works fine. When I do a msgbox Cod_Collection.Count, it returns ok the value. I need help!!!! Please!!! Thanks, Eider. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172723
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    - Scriptomatic Any script I try to run from scriptomatic, fails at the "For Each objItem In colItems" I'm running the scrips, (and scriptomatic as well) from WinXP. I've also tried on the scripts several other PC's with the same result. Is there something I need to add to the scripts to make them function? What I get back when running the scrips is something like..( I do have to rem out the first line, on error resume next, in order to get a dos shell with the following) ========================================== Computer: Script-tester ========================================== C:\Scripts\Scriptomatic2\temp_script.sm(17, 4) (null): 0x80041003 C:\Scripts\Scriptomatic2> Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172717
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    - how can I read EXIF data from a JPEG file I know windows can read the exif data out of jpeg files, but can I retrieve that data with vbscript? please help, Rafael Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172710
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    - ADO multiple field recordset search This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C53A0F.CEB7CE40 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hey there, I have a script that writes to an Access database with the following = columns. ComputerName UserID ProfileSize LastModDate I would like to perform a multiple field search in ADO rather than a = single column recordset search. Is there anyway to do that. Below is = what I currently have for single column searches. **************************** PCName =3D "mycomputer" ProfileName =3D "dabungis" strSearchCriteria =3D "ComputerName =3D '" & PCName & "'" objRecordSet.Find strSearchCriteria If objRecordset.EOF Then 'if not found, then add new record objRecordset.AddNew End If ************************ I would like to perform a multiple field search such as below. ****************************** PCName =3D "mycomputer" ProfileName =3D "dabungis" strSearchCriteria =3D "ComputerName =3D '" & PCName & "' and UserID =3D = '" & ProfileName & "'" objRecordSet.Find strSearchCriteria If objRecordset.EOF Then 'if not found, then add new record objRecordset.AddNew End If ****************************** However, I always receive an error like below. "ADODB.Recordset: Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable = range, or are in conflict with one another." What's wrong? -Jeff ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C53A0F.CEB7CE40 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1492" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>Hey there,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>I have a script that writes to an Access = database with the=20 following columns.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>ComputerName    = UserID   =20 ProfileSize    LastModDate</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>I would like to perform a multiple field search = in ADO=20 rather than a single column recordset search.  Is there anyway to = do=20 that.  Below is what I currently have for single column=20 searches.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>****************************</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>PCName =3D "mycomputer"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>ProfileName =3D "dabungis"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>strSearchCriteria =3D "ComputerName =3D '" = & PCName=20 & "'"<BR>  objRecordSet.Find strSearchCriteria</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>  If objRecordset.EOF Then   'if = not found,=20 then add new record<BR>    objRecordset.AddNew<BR>  = End=20 If</FONT></DIV> <DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>************************</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>I would like to perform a multiple field search = such as=20 below.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>******************************</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>PCName =3D "mycomputer"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>ProfileName =3D "dabungis"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>strSearchCriteria =3D "ComputerName =3D '" = & PCName=20 & "' and UserID =3D '" & ProfileName & "'"<BR>  = objRecordSet.Find=20 strSearchCriteria</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>  If objRecordset.EOF Then   'if = not found,=20 then add new record<BR>    objRecordset.AddNew<BR>  = End=20 If</FONT></DIV> <DIV>******************************</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>However, I always receive an error like below.</DIV> <DIV>"ADODB.Recordset: Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of = acceptable=20 range, or are in conflict with one another."</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>What's wrong?</DIV></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial>-Jeff</FONT></DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C53A0F.CEB7CE40-- Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172709
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    - how can I use IIS mail object? Hi. I have used rental space and used web mail there in ASP, like; Set Mail = Server.CreateObject("Some.MailSender") Mail.Host = somerHost Mail.From = fromAddress ----- Mail.AddAddress bccAdr Mail.AddBCC bccAdr Mail.Subject = "Some matter" ' message subject Mail.Body = "Something to someone" ----- Mail.Send ' send message Then can I use the same method in IIS's built-in mail server? Thanks. M.M. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172707
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    - Add ISAPI filter throug script Hi, I was wondering if anybody know how to add a ISAPI filter into IIS 6.0 through script ? thanks Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172703
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    - Automation - CPL file Hi, I'd like to know if there's a way to create a vb script to launch and CPL file and set some values. For example, %windir%\system32\inetcpl.cpl file (this file brings up IE "Internet Options" dialog) and I'd like to set some values on the dialog, e.g. "home page address" on the "General" tab, "customs level" on "security" tab, edit "web sites" list on "privacy" tab, etc. etc. etc. Is it doable in vb script? If yes, how to? If no, any other way to approach this? Please advice, thanks! -P Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172701
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    - Build a hyperlink with user logon name in it Hi there, I have a simple HTML page. I would like to create a hyperlink on it that points to the logon user's home directory on a known server. For example: <A HREF = "http://[Server name]/[Logon User name]/Info.html">Your info here</A> Basically I would like to construct the hyperlink on the fly. BTW, the server name is known and it will be the same for all users. Do you know if I can do that on a HTML page with VBScript? Thanks. Abel Chan Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172697
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    - 2 different dates returned Hi, I have written a generic script has successfully worked on all servers it was deployed on. Recently it was brought to my attention that not all the information was being correctly gathered. Through much testing I discovered that the same line of code returns different values on 2 different servers each running windows 2003. The line of code is: strDate=cstr(date()-1) On our server it returns 4/4/2005. On the other w2003 server it returns 04/04/05. Any idea as to why this may be? Thanks in advance, Rowland Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172693
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    - Launch "printers and faxes" How can I launch the PRINTERS AND FAXES window on W2K and WXP using vbscript? Thanks in advance. Ian Matthews MCSE2001 Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172690
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    - is it possible to script a transparent IE window? I have seen some cool .NET apps that use transparent windows and I would like to know if anyone knows how to script a transparent window in IE? I use IE to display output/interfaces for vbscript apps and I am wondering if this is possible? Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172689
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    - Schedule Task Ok can anyone point me on how to use VBScript to schedule a task? I am clueless on this....thanks. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172687
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    - =?Utf-8?Q?ActiveX_component_cant=E2=80=99t_create_?= I am trying to learn VB scripting by following the Windows 2000 Scripting guide. Following along in the book (printout) using a script that reports back free space on the c drive. Const CONVERSION_FACTOR = 1048576 Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:") Set objlogicalDisk = objWMIservice.Get("win32_LogicalDisk.DeviceID='C:â??â??) FreeMegBytes = objLogicalDisk.freespace / CONVERSION_FACTOR Wscript.Echo Int(FreeMegBytes) When I add the line to access a remote computer ("winmgmts://" & Computer) Const CONVERSION_FACTOR = 1048576 Computer = "billy" Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts://" & Computer) Set objLogicalDisk = objWMIService.Get("win32_LogicalDisk.DeviceID='C:â??â??) FreeMegBytes = objLogicalDisk.freespace / CONVERSION_FACTOR Wscript.Echo Int(FreeMegBytes) I get a VBScript runtime error Script: c:\vbstestarea\t1.vbs Line: 3 Char: 1 Error: ActiveX component cantâ??t create object: â??GetObjectâ?? Code: 800A01AD Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error Any help would most helpful Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172685
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    - Retrieving Exit Code from Script executing using Exec command I suspect I know the answer, but I want to confirm. If I have a controlling script (script A) which calls another script (Script B) using Wscript.Exec command, will the ExitCode always be 0 when I read ExitCode attribute on the returned WshScriptExec object? For example: 'Script A Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Err.Clear Set objExec = objShell.Exec("%comspec% /c cscript //nologo c:\temp\test2.vbs") Do While objExec.Status = 0 Wscript.Sleep(100) Loop Wscript.WriteLine("Error Code: (" & objExec.ExitCode & ") ") 'Script B Wscript.Echo " Starting Test - Test2.vbs" Wscript.Sleep(4000) Wscript.Echo " Ending Test - Test2.vbs" Err.Raise vbObjectError+3,"","Testing Failure Code 3" Wscript.Quit(3) I would expect that the last line in Script A would print "Error Code: (3)", but rather I get a 0. Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172682
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    - How to get a second IE window right after closing the first one Hi, I'm trying to open another IE window with VBS right after the previous one has been closed. Playing around with the OnQuit event helps, but somehow the first IE windows crash. Could anybody help me, please? Thanks. Stefan ############################## Option Explicit Dim objIE Dim Counter, Max Counter = 0 Max = 5 Call ShowIE Sub ShowIE Set objIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_") objIE.Visible = True objIE.navigate "http://www.yahoo.com" While True WScript.Sleep 5 Wend End Sub Sub IE_onQuit Counter = Counter + 1 If Counter <= Max Then Call ShowIE End If End Sub Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172675
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    - change directory and then type text Hi all, I am a newbie to VBS and get stuck with my script when I want to type a string after a prompt. My script looks as follows: Set objshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objshell.Environment("process")("prompt") = "$V$_$T$_$P$G" objshell.CurrentDirectory = "C:\Programme\PostgreSQL\8.0\bin\" objshell.Run "%comspec%" --> so far everything works fine WScript.StdOut.Writeline "String I want to issue" --> Message "invalid handle" Any idea? thanks in advance Francois Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172673
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    - Simple Script Returns No Entries How can I filter a query to printers that are on a specific print server? When I run the following script I get no hits. ________________ strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colInstalledPrinters = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * from Win32_Printer Where ServerName='\\print_server'") For Each objItem in colInstalledPrinters Wscript.Echo "Name: " & objItem.Name Wscript.Echo "ServerName: " & objItem.ServerName Wscript.Echo "Shared: " & objItem.Shared Wscript.Echo "ShareName: " & objItem.ShareName Wscript.Echo "Status: " & objItem.Status Next ________________ The script was built with script-o-matic except I added -- Where ServerName='\\print_server'") -- which I am pretty sure is the correct syntax. Of course I substituted my real printer servers name for \\print_server . Any suggestions would be appreciated. Ian Matthews MCSE2001 Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172672
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    - example of how to append all txt files in a directory into one file Can someone post an example of how I can merge (append) a list of text files (all in same directory) into one big text file? This would be easy in unix shell scripting, but I cant figure it out with vbscript. If it cant be done, I would take a DOS solution if someone knows how. -thanks! Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172668
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    - map drive names ? Is there any way to customize the drive names when i map , i mean i have vbscript as follows Dim objNet Set objNet = CreateObject("Wscript.Network") objNet.MapNetworkDrive "H:", \\main\share WSCript.Quit this creats a Network Drive called share on 'main' drive letter H i want it to look like Managment, Sales or things like that ? is it possible ? thanks Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172665
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    - Default page size ? Here is a script that i use to set default printer for my clients @ logon , Dim net Set net = CreateObject("WScript.Network") net.SetDefaultPrinter "\\itzkhi\NRgd4452" i am facing a problem which is we use A4 page size on printer & this script sets it to Letter size , can we also set the default page size to A4 with vbscript ? please guide me .. thanks Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172664
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    - VBScript on Intranet webpage works on only some PCs. Hi! I've been using the code below to send the results of a form on our intranet using the users Outlook installation. I've recently learned that it's not working on all machines. Normally, the user would complete the form, click SUBMIT, and there would be a security popup warning that another application was trying to use Outlook. The uesr would click YES and the message would be sent. The error is "ActiveX component can't create object: 'Outlook.Application' I believe that one of two things might be causing this (please correct me if I'm wrong)... 1) The security settings in IE or an IE security update is preventing the VBScript to work. I've set the Intranet and Internet settings as low as possible and still get the error. My development machine may not have all the updates that the problem machine has. 2) The machine with the error is running Outlook 2003. My development machine runs Outlook 2002 and has no issues. Do I need to use a different object to make this 2003 compatible? Is there a setting in Outlook 2003 that would allow this to work? 3) ... Any other ideas??? All machines are running WinXP Pro with SP1. Any help is appreciated. '************************************************* '* '* Send an HTML email message using users Outlook '* '* strTo = List of addresses to send to '* strFrom = Senders name/address '* strSubject = Subject line of message '* strMsg = Message content - HTML formatted '* '************************************************* sub OutlookHTMLSend( strTo, strFrom, strSubject, strMsg ) Set objOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set objMsg = objOlApp.CreateItem(olMailItem) objMsg.To = strTo objMsg.Subject = strSubject objMsg.HTMLBody = strMsg objMsg.Save 'Show message and let user edit and send manually. ' !! Formatting is messed up if user has Word set as their email editor. !! 'objMsg.Display 'Just send message. User may get security warning objMsg.Send 'Destroy object set objMsg = Nothing set objOlApp = Nothing 'Send user to index page document.location ="default.asp" end sub Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172657
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    - send a mail include an attachment with CDO, if the attachment is in the DataBase, How to do it? Dim MyMail Set MyMail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message") MyMail.From = "justme@myaddress.com" MyMail.To = "friend1@address1.com;friend2@address2.com" MyMail.Subject = "Sending Mail via CDOSYS for Windows 2000/XP" MyMail.TextBody = "Sending email with CDOSYS Message " &_ "objects is easy! Try it!" MyMail.AddAttachment "c:\path\smiley.gif" MyMail.Fields("urn:schemas:httpmail:importance").Value = 2; MyMail.Fields.Update() MyMail.Send() Set MyMail = Nothing If the "smiley.gif" is in the database(e.g. sql server),how to do it? Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172655
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    - Schedule + VBScipt Hi this might be the wrong place to put this but I am currently trying to find out how I would use vbscript to schedule a .bat file to run two weeks after I restore certain files. It's basically a backup restore bat file that I run to take stuff up and down on the network. What I want to do is set it up after I restore the files that it run a vbscript that would schedule a task two weeks from the restore date. The AT command is great but I want to be able do the two week thing instead of next day. Any help or direction would greatly be appreciated as I am new to VBScipt. Thank you, Rob Tag: LogOff Script Tag: 172652

I need to run below code on logoff after a software install to modify a
registry setting. Can someone help me with syntax for creating a vbs file I
can use as a log off script?

regedit /s \\myserver\Deployment\SpySweeperRegEdit.reg

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Re: LogOff Script by Rafael

Rafael
Fri Apr 08 03:00:34 CDT 2005

Scott,

You need something to log the user off?

if all you need is to run your line of code and then logoff, you can do it
in a batch file.

Create a plain text file and type:
Echo off
regedit /s |\myserver\Deployment\SpySweeperRegEdit.reg

logoff

and then saved as name.bat

try and see if it fits your need,
RT

"scott" <sbailey@mileslumber.com> wrote in message
news:uRFmWO4OFHA.3560@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>I need to run below code on logoff after a software install to modify a
>registry setting. Can someone help me with syntax for creating a vbs file I
>can use as a log off script?
>
> regedit /s \\myserver\Deployment\SpySweeperRegEdit.reg
>

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Re: LogOff Script by scott

scott
Fri Apr 08 09:01:54 CDT 2005

I just need for this script to run when I manually restrart a users computer
so the registry change will go into effect. I would like help with correct
vbs syntax to accomoplish this task because I'd like to launch a IE pop-up
displaying a message to the user that the registry has been edited and the
system will restart.

Can you help with vbs syntax to do the same as below?

"Rafael T" <okinawapro@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23iI39CBPFHA.2252@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Scott,
>
> You need something to log the user off?
>
> if all you need is to run your line of code and then logoff, you can do it
> in a batch file.
>
> Create a plain text file and type:
> Echo off
> regedit /s |\myserver\Deployment\SpySweeperRegEdit.reg
>
> logoff
>
> and then saved as name.bat
>
> try and see if it fits your need,
> RT
>
>
> "scott" <sbailey@mileslumber.com> wrote in message
> news:uRFmWO4OFHA.3560@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>>I need to run below code on logoff after a software install to modify a
>>registry setting. Can someone help me with syntax for creating a vbs file
>>I can use as a log off script?
>>
>> regedit /s \\myserver\Deployment\SpySweeperRegEdit.reg
>>
>
>

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