like I said, these scripts are pretty much straight off of Microsoft's website. I did check for the strComputer="." and it was present already. I tried setting "." to "ComputerName" and that doesn't work either.
I just installed Windows Script Host and am running some sample scripts. I keep getting the following Error:
Error 0x80041002
Code 80041002
Source: (null)
The error always occurs here:
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _
& "{impersonationLevel=impersonate, (Backup...
I get a string from a text file
then I parse it to an array
currently, I have an MsgBox MyString, that displays the contents of the string.
I'd like to instead display that string in a nice column format within a form. I figure I can do it after I split the string into an array.
Thus, when...
I used the Dim statement, but I still get the error.
But I found the problem later on. I know that the 2nd value of my array is always going to be the one I want. The split works fine. The next line is
Session = StrArray(2)
this causes the error.
I have: Dim Session as string in my global...
Below are the two lines that I think are causing me trouble.
sFileContents will equal one string of text, seperated by " ". I cannot predict the number of entries this string will contain. The string will contain numbers and letters, if that helps.
I haven't used any dim or redim...
I have a VB app that executes a DOS command which generates a text file.
The code then reads the text file and proceeds.
The DOS command executes correctly, then I get a RT error 9, subscript out of range.
If I immediately run the executable again, the program is proceeds normally.
Also...
Whenever I attempt to set permissions on a folder, and click Add on the Security Tab, it literally takes 10 minutes for my Users or Groups to enumerate. It always begins searching in my Domain first, and I must wait until it has done searching before I can choose the local name of my server. I...
This is probably a silly question. I have a NT 4 domain in place. I'm preparing to add W2K Terminal Servers to the domain, and wish to take advantage of GPOs. I may be wrong on this, but it seems that without AD, you only have one GPO (local machine) that applies to all users on that...
on page 12 of 17. I chose New Profile
Profile name: %USERNAME%
On page 13 of 17. I chose, Configure an Exchange Server Connection.
User Name: %USERNAME%
Exchange Server: YOURSERVER.YOURCONTEXT (ie. Exchange1.happygolucky.com)
When you logged on as the user, was the a pre-existing account? My tests were against new users.
When you ran the MAINTWIZ, did you specify that the settings for email would be overwritten?
When you first use an Office XP application, you are prompted like so:
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USER NAME
Please enter your full name and initials below. This information will be used in Office workgroup features.
Name: <Prompt>
Initials: <Prompt>...
I need to run Outlook XP on a windows 2000 terminal server. For many reasons, the user's Outlook password may not be the same as the password used to logon to their session. I need to figure out how to prepopulate the User Name and Domain Fields on the Outlook Logon credentials screen.
Ok, I just did an Outlook XP install on a windows 2000. As mentioned in all the FAQ on microsoft and thin.net, I ran the install from the Add/Remove Programs dialogue box. Office XP, it is claimed, automatically detects that it is being installed on a Terminal Server in Application Mode. Like...
I am currently working on changing all of our application objects so that they will properly deploy to a new environment.
Currently, I am duplicating the application into another OU. Then running a search and replace for various keys. My list of keys is growing larger and larger. Does anyone...
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