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Thats very interesting. We are also a McAfee customer and also use Total Protection and Rogue System Detection. I shall look into it more. Thanks for your help. Regards

no, have you any ideas

We are using Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003 in a corporate environment. I have some users with multiple email accounts that they manage within Outlook. When they set up an Out of Office message, it only sends out in response to the primary account and none of the others. Anyone any ideas on...

Cheers for your help tsuji, thats worked!! guitarzan, the dos command i showed was just an example that i quickly typed in and so the D:\ was just a typeo in the question.

Cheers. Just trying this and keep getting an error. error object required: 'fso' This is against the second line. ANy ideas??

I created the script as in my first post, but here it is again. BWFILE = "c:\sfdcprodtran\BWSFDC\UB*.dat" BWUPLOAD = "c:\sfdcprodtran\BW\" If fso.FileExists (BWFILE) then fso.CopyFile BWFILE, BWUPLOAD end if For Each file In fso.GetFolder(BWUPLOAD).Files Wscript.echo "File found." Next...

That doesnt work. no error seems to be generated. It just doesnt find a file to process. No one know how i can copy some files using a wildcard?? I didnt think it could be so difficult!!

It works. Its just dealing with the copy part.

I'm trying to get the (simple) bit of script to work. If i put in the full filename of the file I am looking for, it works fine, but if i use the *(wildcard) it doesnt find the file. I assume i've missed something simple and as you might have guessed, i'm no scipter!! Set fso =...

So it seems from the responses..... Can anyone help / suggest an alternative way of dealing with this?? Cheers Steve

I'm trying to get the (simple) bit of script to work. If i put in the full filename of the file I am looking for, it works fine, but if i use the *(wildcard) it doesnt find the file. I assume i've missed something simple and as you might have guessed, i'm no scipter!! Set fso =...

Cheers, thats helped me out.

Anyone know how to do a search in AD that will find all users with Dial-in set to Allow access?? I cant seem to find that field when i'm searching. I want to know what users have dial-in allowed. Cheers Steve

We use Wyse thin client boxes on our network to connect to W2k3 TS. I keep getting users ring the help desk with the message on their screen saying 'Someone wants to shadow your session. Do you want to accept it?' Now this is not a windows message, it appears to be coming from the Wyse boxes...

I’m currently implementing a new Windows 2003 file server on our Domain. I don’t know weather I should be using Domain Local or Local Groups to assign permissions. Can anyone advise?? Cheers Steve

Sorry, yes they are all remote printers.

I’m trying to create a Login script that will do the following: Check if a user is a member of a named group. If they are, then check if a named printer exists. If it does, do nothing. If the printer doesn’t exist, then create it. If the user is not a member of the group, then check if a...

I’m looking for some help on setting up failover from an HP DL360 server to a MSA1000 SAN. We have 2 switches in the MSA1000 and 2 HBA’s in the server with one HBA connected to each switch. What I want is if one fibre connection is broken (or a HBA or switch to fail) then it to automatically...

I’m looking for some help on setting up failover from an HP DL360 server to a MSA1000 SAN. We have 2 switches in the MSA1000 and 2 HBA’s in the server with one HBA connected to each switch. What I want is if one fibre connection is broken (or a HBA or switch to fail) then it to automatically...

We use Remote Desktop Connection v6 for users to connect to out 2003 Terminal Servers. We have them network load balanced, so that users just connect to the ‘Cluster’ and not a specific server. When they run RDC, it defaults in cluster\username into the login box. Is there any way of deleting...