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I'm trying to write some VBScript to time how long it takes to perform certain operations within Microsoft Project over wide-area networks. In order to do this, I need a progammatic way to login to the Microsoft Project server, as simply doing the CreateObject call does not automatically do the...

Thanks again for the tip. While looking up information on Internet Transfer Control, I think I found another post of yours that talked about XMLhttp. It turns out this does exactly what I want for the HTTP case, so I have all my bases covered. Option Explicit Dim objXMLhttp Set objXMLhttp =...

Thanks! That definitely started me on the right path. I do happen to have a browsable HTTP site under my control, and as it turns out, HTTP doesn't work. My requirements aren't quite as interactive, so here's where I ended up: Option Explicit Dim objWinSh Dim objFolder Dim objFolderItem Dim c...

In Windows Explorer, when browsing to some location (UNC pathname, drive pathname, FTP URL, HTTP URL, etc.) one can typically right-click on any object displayed and see the Properties. One of these properties is the file size (well, apparently not when browsing via HTTP, but anyway...) I...

I got a solution to this one that works, in case anyone ever digs up this message in the archives. Someone on a public Microsoft newsgroup responded to my post over there. ----- Add the AllowAnonymous registry value (this one goes under the RPCProxy folder)...

I am trying to get the RPC over HTTP mode working in an Outlook/Exchange 2003 environment. I am trying to get it to work with HTTP transport (not HTTPS), and all the documentation seems to assume one would only ever want it to be HTTPS, so I fear I'm in uncharted waters. My server is...

I would like to use a hardware WAN compression system. Word on the street is that encryption will foil such systems. I'm really not concerned about data security because I have other solutions for doing encryption across my WANs (doesn't everybody?) and Basic Encryption is apparently crackable...

Do you mean something special when you say "amend"? As I mentioned in my original post, I found encryption settings within the 3.0 Management Console by opening Applications, right-clicking on my application, selecting "Properties", and then clicking on "Client Options". However, the available...

I am looking to disable Citrix encryption in my environment (running Presentation Server 3.0 for Windows, with the Win32 client). I've found I can cover the client side by editing MODULE.INI, going to the section for "TCP/IP Transport Driver (win16,win32)" and setting "Encrypt=Off". However, now...

Thanks guys. What I ended up doing was using VBScript to highlight a very small Selection (just one line of text) and then doing a .Copy to bring that into the paste buffer. Since that small piece of text replaced the massive amount of data that was previously in the paste buffer, I no longer...

I have a VBScript that does some operations in Word, and due to the size of the document I'm manipulating, when my script finally forces an exit from Word (via "objWord.Documents.Close" followed by "objWord.Quit"), I am given the prompt "You placed a large amount of text...

Sorry to be so hard to please [ :) ] but I've used Robocopy too and it suffers from the same problem: Since each (small) file is processed individually, the time to copy the whole tree is orders of magnitude higher than if there were a tool that locally bundles before copying. I sense that what...

Thanks for the tip. However, xcopy seems to suffer from the same problem as scopy: Each file is copied individually, so for trees with lots of small files going over a higher-latency WAN link, the delays are huge. I'm looking for something that minimizes this effect for small files (which would...

I have a need for a particular type of utility, and I'm curious if anyone knows of such a thing. I need to be able to copy large directories across shares while keeping security/ACL information intact. I've worked with scopy, but when working with small files, it takes way too long (such as over...