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Hello Good peeps of Mother Earth, Can someone help me with a Windows scripts please? I need a script that will: 1. Check a directory for new files 2. Copy ONLY new files to another location 3. Repeat the process I can do this in UNIX with the -newer command, but I'm unfamiliar with a way to do this in Windows. Does anyone have a script on hand that can do this? I looked at RoboCopy and RichCopy for Windows, but they don't have the flexibilty I'm looking for. I tried using the below commands and it works ... except .... I have another system doing an FTP to get the copied files. Once the system copies the files using ftp, it renames and moves the files. Because of this, when the xcopy command runs again, it recopies all the files. I don't want this. set backupcmd=c:windowssystem32xcopy.exe /c /d /e /h /r /y set dt=%date:~10,4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2% %backupcmd% source_dir *%dt%.txt destination_dir

Hi All, I'm looking for a way to have my users logon to my terminal server cluster and have only 2 icons presented to them. One is the internet explorer and the other is word. I don't want them to see the task bar or anything else. Just two (possible 3) applications. How can I accomplish this? Is Sysprep the only way? My setup is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Windows XP - SP3 clients

Anyone knows how to force client computers to logon to a specific domain controller? All the clients are in a specific subnet and AD sites and services are configure, but the clients are still authenticating against random dc's. Any help would be great. BTW, it's a Win 2003 Domain with XP client computers.

Does anyone else have a suggestion?

So I should convert the DVD into an ISO first, edit it using UltraIso, then burn it back to DVD?

So my bro got married recently and we got the dvd of the wedding back. Problem is, at the very end, the videographer interviewed some peeps who was at the batchelorette party and some things were said that wouldn't be appropriate to show mom and dad .... well to make a short story shorter ... I am looking for software that would copy the original dvd, but cut the ending, keeping all the chapters and everything else. Any suggestions? I tried Nero Vision and some other dvd ripping software - no luck.

Wow. I should've known that was there. I was so bent on a single application to use.

I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions towards any tools that would enable me to search for a user and find which OU they're in. I don't want any scripts, I'm looking for an actual AD Tool that can do this and more.

Thanks for responding. I tried that just after I posted the question and it still comes up.

We have installed a custom application in our enviroment and it's required that it be installed on all computers. Thing is, every time the user log on, they are prompted with the image you see below. How can I get Windows to automatically trust this application without the user having to click "Run"???

I figured it out. Apparently there's a .Net 3.5 Redistributable as well as a .Net 3.5 Redistributable "Full Package". It's the full package that is needed in the installation.

I've been tasked with having to remote install .Net 3.5 to all computers in our domain. I've been researching this and the best write up I can find is this one: MSDN However, I think it's a bit out dated. I followed the instructions to the T and I'm getting some different results. Has anyone done this before or have an easier way to deploy this application throughout the network? Oh all the servers are Windows 2003 Enterprise and all the clients are Window XP Pro or Vista Business.

You were right. There was another policy that was overiding the new one. I configured the elevated privileges settings and it looks to be working now.

Unless perhaps I should put the logon script as a startup script under Compuer Configuration?

Windows Server 2003. How to configure the user? I thought once you configure the "Use Elevated Privileges" the systems knows to use the local system account?

Hello, I have a logon script that will do the following: 1. Check to see if Office 2007 is installed on the Computer 2. If installed, Exit 3. If not installed, Install Why is it that, unless the user has Admin permissions on the local computer the Application will not install? I have "Always Use Elevated Privileges" Enabled for both Computer and User Configuration. What else am I suppose to do to allow the application to install without giving the user admin rights?

I do have one more question. Why is it that unless the user has Admin permissions on the local computer the Application will not install? I have "Always Use Elevated Privileges" Enabled for both Computer and User Configuration. What else am I suppose to do to allow the application to install without giving the user admin rights?

Hello, I have an application installed on some machines in my network called EAS. Their website doesn't offer any automated install/uninstall advice for the application. Is there a way for me to uninstall, reinstall or repair this application using a group policy or something? Some 3rd party application that can create a package and answer file or something?

Thanks I got it. I used two IF statements IF EXISTS GOTO INSTALL IF NOT EXISTS GOTO TO END Your way is more effient. Thanks.

I'm using the following line in the script, but it's not working. IF NOT EXIST "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office12\WINWORD.EXE" GOTO install ELSE GOTO end What's wrong with that?

Hello, here's the deal.... I created a GP logon script to install Office 2007. The script works. Only problem now, is every time the computer restarts, the script runs and uninstalls office, then reinstalls office. How can I get this to stop? I want the script to install office, and the next time do not run.

Ok, So I recently changed the password on one of my domain admin accounts and now ever 10 minutes I have to unlock the account. Can someone help me with a way that I can find if it's a service or what that's causing this?

I figured it out. Really easy actually. Just Highlight and copy the cells you want to link and then 'paste special\paste link' to the workbook you to link to. Thanks for looking.

Hello All, Question: I know I can link a cell in one Excel Worksheet to a cell in another Excel Worksheet. How can I link Many Cells at once to another group of Cells in another worksheet? I really do not want to link each cell one at a time. I'm talking 300 cells in about 400 Worksheets. I'd rather do a group all at once. Any suggestions?

Hello, Does anyone have a script that can 1. query active directory 2. get a list of users 3. get their email address(es) 4. output to an excel spread sheet or text file ? Thanks.