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Computer Attributes

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whitebearstech (IS/IT--Management)
21 May 11 10:53
I'm not sure if this is possible or not, but how do you list all the attributes that a computer has? I know you can individually name them (disk space, cpu, computer name), but is there a way to call for EVERY attribute possible in a computer account? Thanks!
ZFerris (TechnicalUser)
26 May 11 14:39
This sounds like something that PowerWF could handle.  This program is extremely easy to use and can easily provide the information that you are looking for with just a little bit of work to create an easy to follow workflow.  I believe this exact idea is mentioned in the tutorials which come with the download of the product.  Here is the website: http://www.powerwf.com and the blog is at http://blog.powerwf.com.  Hope this helps

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