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I have roughly 1000 files located in SharePoint that I need to query to produce a report of file name and the URL for the file. We are using SharePoint Online and I have been testing with the PNP model. My company has 2 Factor Authentication enabled, so I need to use the -UseWebLogin method to...

Yes, you can have multiple calendars in a site. I am just getting back into SharePoint coding myself, but have done this years back. As I recall it required adding a second WebPart. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant...

Get-ChildItem -File -Recurse | Select-string "897-2" .\*xls | select -u -exp filename I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Work SMARTER not HARDER.

I stand corrected, thanks Frederico. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Work SMARTER not HARDER.

You can target a specific OU and OS type rather easily like this: Get-ADComputer -Properties * -Filter "OperatingSystem -like '*Server*'" -SearchBase "OU=IT, DC=contoso, DC=com" | Select Name, OperatingSystem You can also get the event log info easily with PowerShell rather than using the WMI...

Thanks Frederico, I had found that same script and article but couldn't get it to work for my needs. I am able to protect a file, but can't figure out a means to read the encrypted data and unencrypt it in the script without reversing the encryption in the file on disk. The situation requires...

Exchange doesn't give you that level of access on the mailbox. You will need to script using Outlook. here is a link that has sample code to list emails in a mailbox. https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/372093-script-to-extract-all-senders-and-subjects-of-messages-in-a-specified-mailbox I...

I have written a script that is used for disk cleanup on a file server. The script looks at user shares, checks with AD to see if the account is disabled and if so checks if the user login exists in a text file that indicates who is on litigation hold. If the account is disabled and not on...

...$ActiveClass = $ClassName.SelectedItem $ActiveProperties = get-wmiobject -class $ActiveClass -Property * | sort name |select-object [a-z]*|GM|Select Name $TextBox1.Text = "" foreach ($property in $ActiveProperties) {#.PSObject.Properties) { Switch ($Property) {...

Your best friend is the built in help within PowerShell. Use Get-Command to see a list of commands that are available. Use Get-Help COMMAND to see what can be done. Learn to read the context of the help. Items in square brackets [] are optional. Note that there are sometimes different...

Here you go, this does what you requested for a single folder. Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder("C:\Test\") FileCount = objFolder.Files.Count objFSO.MoveFolder objFolder.Path, objFolder.Path & FileCount I hope that helps. Regards...

...= GetObject("winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colShares = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Share Where Name = 'UserName$'") For Each objShare in colShares objShare.Delete Next Copy any other files you need...

It has to go in the body. I would recommend you download HTAOmatic from Microsoft. It will help you build this out. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Check out my...

<select size="1" name="OptionChooser" onChange="TestSub"> <option value="0"></option> <option value="1">Option 1</option> <option value="2">Option 2</option> <option value="3">Option 3</option> </select> I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message...

Fairly simple to do. First enumerate the users in the OU to create a list of users. Then script the removal of that user from the members list of the Group. Does that lead you to your answer sufficiently? I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message...

I would recommend you try using PowerShell instead. It has built in cmdlets for reading XML. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Check out my scripting solutions at...

if (!$skip) { $path = $user.localpath write-host $path -foregroundcolor "DarkYellow" [highlight #FCE94F]Remove-Item $path[/highlight] } This will remove the directory, however you will still have the issue of the registry keys existing. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark...

Here is how to enter a password using IE as the means to mask the characters. strPw = GetPassword( "Please enter Admin password:" ) WScript.Echo "Your password is: " & strPw Function GetPassword( myPrompt ) Set objIE = CreateObject( "InternetExplorer.Application" ) objIE.Navigate...

Another option is to simply use PowerShell which has the Get-Cred cmdlet for doing this exact task. Should you want to try that I can help with code int he PowerShell forum. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of...

To mask the password you can use Internet Explorer. There are a ton of samples out there if you google vbscript password prompt InternetExplorer. I hope that helps. Regards, Mark No trees were harmed in posting this message, however a significant number of electrons were terribly...