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My organization is forcing us to move from our Novell NDS structure to Active Direcory. One of the issues we are having to address is the removal of the Novell client from 3000 workstations. As we are understaffed to touch every workstation, we have been trying to find a way to remove the...

Here is a fix for 2000, doesn't seem to work for me on XP Pro, however... Found this on the JSI FAQ site, http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBM/tip6000/rh6095.htm [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints] "_NoWindowMappedDrive"=""

Out of curiousity, what is the VBScript equivalent to the DOS command %0\..\infocon.exe? David

INFOCON is throwing the error. It is looking for the .RTF file but isn't getting it. My guess is it is looking in a different directory, only a thought. With a little help from a co-worker, I have gone into INFOCON and changed Private Sub Form_Load() AlwaysOnTop(Form2) = True...

Well, I tried that but still no luck. Maybe I should go back into the application and recode it to accept the path to the .RTF file as an argument and maybe that will work. David

Thanks for the input, but it's still not working. It appears that it has to do with the INFOCON.EXE application. It does not appear to find the .RTF file in the same directory. Is there anyway to set a working directory or something so that it will look in the same directory as the...

Oops, one more bit, the INFOCON.EXE program looks for an .RTF file in order to run. If I execute the script from within Windows Explorer, it run fine. When I log out and log back in, it gets the error message. David

Having a bit of a problem. We have written a custom application that is to launch at logon in an NT4 domain with NT4 wkst and W2k Pro clients. We have put the application and its related files in a folder and have the logon.bat file point to the .VBS script as follows: @echo off cscript...

I'm new to VBScript and am looking for a way to read the regisitry to determine if the spooler service is set to manual or disabled. My code looks like this: Dim WshShell, bKey Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") bKey =...

Thanks, that worked great.

How can I write the following value to the registry: cmd.exe /k \"cd %1\" I am trying to write this to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\Command\command\ but the bit in quotations is giving me problems. If I try WshShell.RegWrite...

I am new to VBScripting and have been trying a few things. I have run into a problem that I have not been able to solve. I am trying to create two shortcuts that are placed on the QUick Launch bar . The first one works fine, but the second does not. Any help would be greatly appreciated...