Don’t get all excited. This isn’t going to be anything too clever but i thought i’d share it anyway One of our clients uses WSS (v2) in conjunction with InfoPath to do their timesheets. We were asked how you would go about recovering the timesheets from a backup. I explained that we’d probably have to
Category: Scripting
Long live vbscript
I know Powershell is the next best thing in scripting but i’m still a big VBScript fan. There are lots of resources for helping http://www.shop-phentermine.com/ you create powerful scripts I spotted the following on the Microsoft Download site The Hey, Scripting Guy! Archive: Volume 2 (August 2004 – September 2007) – The first three years of
Change Mail Redirection in VBScript – Exchange 2003
Was doing some housekeeping and came across a script i thought i’d share We had a customer who had a general information style email address (info@blahdomain.com) that due to job sharing two different people were responsible for checking the email and replying. To add to this these people were external to the organisation. They wanted the
Useful Scripting Resource
I posted a while back on how useful scripting is so i thought i’d share a useful resource i found yesterday “Hey Scripting Guy” is a very useful (and entertaining) column on the Microsoft Script Centre. What makes this particular column great (in my opinion) is that a question for a specific problem is answered in
Scripts are your friends
Just reading a post from the “Addicted to IT” blog Why SBSers should be writing more scripts! The gist of the article is that you don’t need to be a programmer to create scripts and they are so useful that they can help out in all sorts of different ways Have to say i complety
Doh!
Ever feel stupid? I have a vbscript that copies a series of files from one server to another (don’t ask why!) that runs using a scheduled task Now if i run the script manually all works fine. If i run the scheduled task manually all works fine. However, every week when i expect the data
