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What can I say? nmX.Memnoch You are a genius!!!! This worked great. The reason it wasn't working before was because, somehow I got the "%0" mixed and had it entered as "0%". Don't know that happened. But once I saw it, corrected it, it worked. So, my users now are going to get this everytime they log on? I guess I'll just let this run for about 2 weeks, then turn it off. I'll see what happens. Thanks again for this, it really helped me.

Dude nmX.Memnoch!!! You are da Man! Yeah that worked great. Only problem I'm having now is with the Group Policy to get it to run. It's not working. The Batch file I need to put in the windows logon has "%0\..\KIX32.EXE %0\..\scriptname.kix" I was suppose to edit this right? The script runs locally but it does not run from the server.

Would KiX have to be installed on the machines to work? If so then this is not an answer. We're also trying to capture the users who have agreed and those who have not.

Is the KiXtart difficult to use?

This is interesting. I'll need to look into KiXtart. Never used it before.

Sorry I should've stated that too.... Exchange Server 2003 | Windows Server 2003

I'm sorry, I should've mentioned that we're trying to do this using Windows Group Policy. Anyone knows how to accomplish using WGP?

Hello, Our Audit department has created an Email Usage agreement that they want users in the company to abide by. They want all the users to see this policy and agree to it before getting into the email. Anyone ever done anything like that?

Any one knows of some good outlook 2003 tools? More specifically something that can take emails from one PST file to another. And no, the import in Outlook is not an option. Thanks.

Do you have any filters set up on your Outlook Folders? If you right click in the blank space in the Outbox and change any filters that may be enabled. Perhaps there's a filter turned on to only show messages for a particular day and that message has the error....

Hey thanks a lot crahak! I did what you said and it worked. Much appreciated!!!

I have an internal website and there's a link on the site I'm trying to run. The link calls a Batch file. But when I click on the link I'm getting a page can not be displayed. I'm sure the file is in the right place and the url and name is correct. Does anyone know how I can call this file from the link? Windows 2003 Server with IIS 6. Thanks.

Anyone know where the SMTP server is in Windows Vista Ultimate? I'm doing some testing with this flavor and I can't find the smtp server. I did install the IIS and it has a SMTP Email setting but I don't think this is it. After I installed it I am still unable to telnet to the Vista U.

For those who came-a-searchin for the same thing or something similar, this was my fix: Set objShell=CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") objShell.Run "cmd /c start hcp://CN=Microsoft%20Corporation,L=Redmond,S=Washington,C=US/Remote%20Assistance/Escalation/Common/rcscreen1.htm",0 This allows the user to click on a link and then "Invite" me to connect to their machine to assist them.

Anyone knows a JS or a VBS that can mimic "Alt"+"Left Shift"+"Right Shift"? Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. Here's what I did to get it to work: Set objShell=CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") objShell.Run "cmd /c start hcp://CN=Microsoft%20Corporation,L=Redmond,S=Washington,C=US/Remote%20Assistance/Escalation/Common/rcscreen1.htm",0 This allows the user to click on a link and then "Invite" me to connect to their machine to assist them.

Hello, Is there a way that I can place a link on my local intranet site that users on my LAN can click and it opens the request remote assistance page in windows xp? I want the user to send invitations from their computers to me without have to go through start | help support | ect..

Thanks but this is not it. I've seen/used that hcp:// thing before. This opens a page so that one can put in an ip address and connect to a machine. I'm looking for a way to launch RA so a user can send an invitation to me for assistance. User --> Me not Me --> User

Yes that's precisely what I want to do. When a user goes to the local intranet site, they can go to the support area and click "Request Remote Assistance". This link should open the Remote Assistance on the XP Machine. Any scripts on How to do this?

Hello, Is there a way that I can place a link on my local intranet site that users on my lan can click and it opens the request remote assistance page in windows xp?

Thanks for responding Nitro. I'm aware that the Client request IP Address as soon as it boots. I was curious to know if there's a way to only offer IP Addresses to computers that are approved without using the mac associations.

Thanks to everyone who contributed. Here's what I did to get the files... Firstly, let me say that I wasn't trying to pirate any movies, the .vob files that I was trying to get was a DVD recording of an event the company I work for held. With that said, here's what I did: 1. Used DVD Decrypter to rip the files 2. Renamed all of the .vob files to .mpg 3. Used Windows Media Encoder to convert the renamed .mpg files to .wmv 4. Used Windows 2003 Server to Stream the Content Thanks again for your tips

I have an 2003 AD Domain using Windows DHCP. I would like to reconfigure the security of the network so that only authenticated computers get's an IP Address from the DHCP Server. Anyone know how I can go about doing that?

Thanks. I'll have a look at that.

Or any other program that can do the conversion from VOB to WMV