Recent content by nickpark

1) Users send to a Public folder (or central mailbox) Central department then fwd it on from there. 2) Complex requirement - requires code - can be done even as a quick VBSCRIPT. Not as easy as Lotus Notes - but only because the Notes stuff is all integrated including the development...

1. Create a PST containing the folders. 2. Use exmerge to import it into everyone's mailbox. See http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Adding-Events-Multiple-Mailboxes-Exmerge.html a great step by step article. Alternatively, write a bit of CDO vbscript to do it. e.g...

Some people have roaming profiles. Most people have local profiles. Users share computers. Ideally, the app is not installed to all computers except for a start-menu/desktop icon shortcut which when clicked, installed the app if not already installed and copies the config file if not already...

I have an msi I can deploy via SMS. I also wish to deploy a configuration file in the local user profile (say, in the c:\Documents and Settings\Profile\Bob\Application Data\AppName\ folder) Is this easy using sms2003? Or do i need some jiggery pokery?

you saying this doesnt work? or are you redirecting the stdout of the script to a file? Dim str str= ie.document.body.innerText Set myFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = myFSO.OpenTextFile("page.html", 8, True) f.WriteLine(str) f.Close

instr tells you whether or not string1 appears in string2. It doesnt modify your strings test="Bin Laden" if instr (ie.document.body.innerText,test) then Wscript.echo "I have found " & test else Wscript.echo test & " is missing" end if

OK, thanks. If I have to do it myself on Windows, i was going to use md5sum.exe from UnxUtils.

Not an exchange problem though, is it?

No, lots of organisations use X.400. You are unlikely to though and if you need to, its easy (ish) to setup a connector in exhange.

Good empirical comparison of sorted speeds here... http://www.devx.com/vb2themax/Article/19900

Forget what i said This nice chap uses a disconnected record set and sorts by canonicalName asc... http://www.visualbasicscript.com/m_23974/tm.htm

OK, yes, silly me. I doubt the sorting is the slow bit. I'd add some Wscript.Echo Now prexied logging in your script so you can see which parts are taking the time. Bubble sort is slow... performance at N^2 magnitude Quicksort is N Log 2 N For 180 records, bubble sort would take avg effort...

Could you elaborate on what you require as that sentence didnt make sense to me.

Surely, even a bubble sort cant take more than a couple of milliseconds to sort only a couple hundred items?? Why can you not simply sort by DN? Sort by Name? Use quicksort?

Did you manage to write this? Can you publish it?