Find Default Network Card NIC
Hi all, I need a little help with some scripting so i can out put the default network card being used on any given computer. I know i can use something like: strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer) Set colItems = objWMIService.InstancesOf("Win 32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration ")
Re: HMAC SHA-1 Challenge
hello, see inline I changed maybe four lines and added one function StrFromHex() good luck, Mark from tlviewer.org strIpad = strIpad & Chr(arrIpad(i)) strOpad = strOpad & Chr(arrOpad(i)) hmac = sha1(strOpad & StringFromHex(sha1(strIpad & text))) ' add this helper function Public Function StringFromHex(sText) 'As String
Re: active directory question
The first recommendation has to be to not use "On Error Resume Next" throughout. I know you trap many possible errors early in the script, but a lot can go wrong later (and perhaps does). My approach is to only use "On Error Resume Next" for the statements I expect might raise an error, then handle the error (as you do in several places), then restore normal error
Change from gradient background on fly in an HTA
In an HTA I have the following CSS which initially sets up a gradient background like so: body { filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Micros oft.Gradient(GradientType=1, StartColorStr='#66594C', endColorStr='#69999C'); I wanted to be able for the user to change the background to a solid color on the fly, but the following fails if the gradient is loaded:
active directory question
With the help of this newsgroup I have a script that will pull the the groups off a specified folder output them and the members of each group to separate sheets in an excel spreadsheet. I also want to output the logon names of each member. To do this I have to access the User properties instead of the Group.
Re: exporting .resx file to excel.
hi NIDU, As best I can tell, a resx file is an old-fashioned "res" file, rendered into xml, the format used by vs. I can't imagine what you want the file in xl for, as you can most likely modify or re-format it any way you want with vbscript. However, if you must use xl, then there are (at least) two