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You could play with the following section to parse for the times and save that info as well.... ---------------------------------------------- x = shell.run(command, 0, true) set f = fs.OpenTextFile(tempfilename, ForReading, true) fline = f.readline fline = f.readline...

I use a method of installing updates/hotfixes via Scheduled Task. Essentially, every PC in the office has a scheduled task set up under the Administrator account to run every night (varying times) to connect to a share, run a bat file to do the updates, then reboot. Saves on the shoe leather...

The line in your batch file that does the copy should end with... > nul This redirects the output from the console to the infinite etherspace, so the results of the command are not shown on screen.

Hope somebody finds this to be useful... 'º MultiPing.vbs v2.0 º 'º º 'º Script to ping a range of IP Addresses and º 'º write results to an Excel Workbook º 'º º 'º...

I have a database of TV Shows I have on CD/Tape, which contains fields for "Show Title", "Season #", "Episode #", "Episode Name" and "Original Air Date". I have a form with a Combo Box for selecting the "Show Title" and a Tab Control with Tabs for each "Season", on which I would like a...

Can you give me an example of using the DCount function?

I guess I wasn't clear on the problem. I know how to do the formatting... I just need to figure out how to determine which fields have duplicate entries and then apply the formatting.

I have a form linked to a table with two fields "UserCode" and "UserName". I am trying to set the Field Backcolor to red where the UserCode data is the same. I can't find any way through conditional formatting, so I assume I'd need some code to do it. Can anyone suggest a way to do this? Thanks.

Thanks. That's exactly what I've been looking for. Noel

I am trying to run a script to collect data from a number of PCs. The script is as follows: -------------------------------------------------------- On Error Resume Next DIM Asset, PCName, Mfr, Model, Serial, User Set WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objFSO =...