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  1. stuarta99

    Greeting

    Excellent. Swapped a couple of the variables around and all works now. WshShell.Popup "Good " & GreetingTime & " " & strUser & "!" ,2, "Welcome" WshShell.Popup "You are now being logged into the system",2, "Log on" Now to add my proxy configuration check.
  2. stuarta99

    Greeting

    ok thank you. I'll give this ago when I'm back in my office on Monday.
  3. stuarta99

    Greeting

    ok thankyou. How can I include the following though "Good " & GreetingTime & " " & strUser & "!" I have the script before recognising what the time is and sending that to the GreetingTime so that it then prints depending on the time of day and then the user's name.
  4. stuarta99

    Greeting

    Yep did look at them, very nice. On another script, it's using smessage, but I can't work out how to reuse this.
  5. stuarta99

    Greeting

    Yep looked at this, but I couldn't get it to work with returning the GreetingTime
  6. stuarta99

    Greeting

    Hi, I'm trying to create a logon script and have my mappings and everything working, but struggling with the Greetings. I have this at the moment ' let's display a welcome message dim sTime, sDate, strUser sTime = Hour (now) sDate = Now strUser = objnetwork.UserName If sTime <=11 Then...

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