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    Need to add last modified and size of file

    I have this script that for some reason everytime I try to add the size of the file the output comes out at the end of the file or the name of the variable displays rather than the size of the file. Can someone help here is my script. Out of frustration I removed the object.filesize out because...
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    help with getting file size and last modified date

    I am a newbie to scripting so it took me a while to get this to working. I have this vbscript below which finds certain files of a certain filetype. No matter what drive is mapped I can print out a file and its location. I was trying to also get the last modified date and size. I was looking at...
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    Powershell or Vbscript

    I have been given the task to write a script that will do the following. 1) Identify all .pst email files stored on a network share displaying the last modified date,size and to display who the file belongs to by username. The problem is there are currently no standards where users can create...
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    Best way to handle this solution

    Hello guys I have been given the task to create some type of automated way to do the following. Presently a document exist that is a microsoft excel 2007 document. This document contains the data in cells and rows. What I am trying to accomplish is to create a template in Microsoft outlook 2007...
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    Where to Start?

    Go here http://www.computerworld.co.nz/webhome.nsf/UNID/01EFC34650E236C6CC256CCD00042624!opendocument These are the top certifications you can receive. Also, the Microsoft field is flooded with folks and the demand has seen better days. UNIX has some pretty good pay and you do not have to...
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    re: question oracle

    Hi, I have noticed that oracle consultants, architects and so forth are in demand. What I have been hearing is that finding an oracle position is difficult with no experience. My background is desktop support, Helpdesk but I am contemplating taking an oracle developer program. I am already...
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    Split Filename and extension in KSH

    OK, Here is another method echo $0 | awk -F . '{print $1}'
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    re: IRC UNIX

    OK, Guys, I want to setup a chatroom for users. Where can I get a IRC utility. Has anyone ever setup a chatroom?.
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    re: student access or study version

    Guys, I am looking for a student version or a trial version of where I can learn veritas for NT and UNIX. Where can I get something like this. I am stuck in desktop mode and need to learn backups to excel.
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    Cannot get getopts and case to assign values...

    try this and let me know what you think. #!/usr/bin/ksh -p while getopts :b:d:p: ARG do case $ARG in b) COUNT=0 FCOUNT=2 ;; d) COUNT=0 FCOUNT=1 ;; p) COUNT=1 FCOUNT=2 ;; *) USAGE # This is...
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    re: calling a UNIX command in a perl script

    Hi, This is a very basic question for a basic starter perl scripter. for ( $count=1; $count<=12; $count++ ) { How do I call a unix command here thanks
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    re: Oracle 9i

    Hello guys, I am looking to install oracle 9i but I just found out it costs 800.00 dollars. Does anyone know if Oracle has a evaluation copy or if I can get it somewhere else SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper, thanks.
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    windows hardware information

    Hey, If you are using windows 2000 try winmsd.
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    re: Sendmail

    Hi, I was wondering if it is a way to configure sendmail where I could go and check my mail from another mail server using smtp and pop3 mail. I just simply want my sendmail server to reach to those servers, grab my mail and bring it back down to my server.
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    re: Displaying the last file for script

    Hey guys, I am trying to look for the last file a user worked with in a script. If I use ls -t $HOME | head -1 this works sometimes for some strange reason. What I am trying to accomplish is to get the last file a user worked with in all subdirectories not just one single directory. Any help...

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