Unfortunity, I have aready added a section to check if drive exist before disconnecting and now appears to be working fine. The issue was with the referenced the referenced thread saying that checking was over kill. Here it is:
Option Explicit
On Error Resume Next
Dim adoCommand...
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yes I know it is an extra level and possibly over kill, but if you don't check if drive exists and is mapped correctly the script errors and exits. I had my script working fine initially on some computers and then had to included the removenetworkdrive option because of...
Not sure where to post since there is no forum for Honeywells Security Access System. I don't think anything has been recently installed, but opening the NStar User Interface is giving an error "NStar.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close." Of course, we can make changes within the...
I have found this is directly related to the folders that Outlook creates to house the image and other files to create the signature. After creating the folders in the specific format the script worked with no errors. The folder format is "Signature name" _files.
I have since modified the...
I made the changes posted and worked like a charm. Running the script in an endless loop to produce a random quote did indeed produce the error "Subscript out of range".
Again the main issue was with Outlook prompting to download the files in question. After realizing that the problem was...
I put this script on my computer at work which runs a corporate version of MS Office 2007. The version on my home computer runs a MSHUP (Employee Purchase Version) version of Office 2007. Upon running the script on my work computer, the error message does not display.
I believe this is...
Thanks for the changes I will take those into consideration, but the script works as is. It is after writing the signature file when I get the error opening a new email:
Some of the files aren't in the expected location. Do you want to download them anyway? If you're sure the Web page is...
Just as an update to moving to another forum:
I have been working on creating an email signature with a random quote. What I have found out is that there appears to be no easy way to go about this.
After working on this for over 4 days, the best way I have found to get around this is to...
SkipVought (Programmer) 21 Feb 10 17:11
Please post VB Script in forum329: VBScript
Skip,
Not sure what you mean to post VB Script in this forum since this is more related to Outlook then VBScript, but here it is:
Option Explicit
Dim objFSO, objDir, objFile, objShell, objTextFile
Dim...
I have been working on creating an email signature with a random quote. What I have found out is that there appears to be no easy way to go about this.
After working on this for over 4 days, the best way I have found to get around this is to rebuilt or re-create the signature file by running a...
For all to view: This fixed the issue immediately. After killing the process WavXDocMgr.exe the user was able to rename the folders in question on the local share as well as the My Documents folder on the local share.
Thanks linney!!! I will post any updates on figuring out how to disable...
Thanks for the try, but the Microsoft link was no help. I checked the permissions on the folders under the root that were created and they already had the correct permissions. The user can even save files to the new folders, but just cannot rename them even though the permissions show Full...
Thanks for the link for Microsoft. It looks promising.
Minor clarifications:
The folders are normally not the root share which we use M: as the mapped drive, but is actually the My Documents folder on M (M:\My Documents). We assign M: in AD to \\nas\facility\%username% and then set the local...
I have a problem that appears to be related to laptops with a Dell image. Users are able to create/delete new folders on there home/network drive, but cannot rename them. They can save documents to current folders, but when creating a new folder, the folder shows as New Folder, but cannot be...
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