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Random Passwords on Demand
RandPass.hta provides a simple GUI that lets you easily generate a list of random passwords. You can make the passwords as long or complex as needed.
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Bill Stewart
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[May 28, 2008]
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Creating Context-Sensitive Help Screens for Your HTAs
If you need to provide helpful information in your applications, take a look at how you can use JScript to create a context-sensitive Help pop-up window.
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Jim Turner
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[March 26, 2008]
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Getting the Dell Express Service Code
DellSerial.js can shorten the call time required when you need to work with Dell's technical support team. This script also demonstrates how JScript is sometimes easier to use than VBScript.
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Bill Stewart
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[February 13, 2008]
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Finding Stale Accounts in Active Directory
StaleAccounts.js, a new tool written in JScript, makes finding stale accounts in Active Directory (AD) easy. It searches using the lastLogon, lastLogonTimestamp, or pwdLastSet attributes, and it can look for either user or computer objects.
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Bill Stewart
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[January 8, 2008]
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Windows Shell and WSH Scripting—Still Useful After All These Years
Here's your chance to showcase your .cmd, .bat, .vbs, and .js code and possibly win a $25 gift certificate.
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Karen Bemowski
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[December 5, 2007]
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Emailing Users Before Their Passwords Expire
Interactive logon password expiration notification works only for users who are logging onto the domain by using a Windows OS client. PwdNotify.js uses the email address specified in AD to email users whose passwords will soon expire.
Windows IT Pro
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Bill Stewart
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[July 5, 2007]
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Finding a User’s Last Logon
The JScript script this article presents lets you discover exactly when a user last logged on to the domain. It also tells you which server authenticated the logon, and it doesn’t require Windows Server 2003 forest functional mode.
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Bill Stewart
PrimalScript Universal
More than just a VB Script or Powershell script editor, the latest PrimalScript package is chockfull of powerful apps and training resources.
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Michael Otey
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[May 9, 2007]
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Don't Let Log File Folders Get Out of Control
CleanDir.js helps you manage the size of your log file folders by making it easy to delete files in a folder and limit a folder's size.
Windows IT Pro
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Bill Stewart
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[December 11, 2006]
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Using a Logon to Determine a Distinguished Name
Bill Stewart explains the steps for using the NameTranslate object to translate a username into a distinguished name that you can use to reference an Active Directory account.
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Bill Stewart
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[December 11, 2006]
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Determining the Expiration of AD Domain Passwords
Bill Stewart explains the complexity of finding out the date and time a user's Active Directory domain password expires.
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Bill Stewart
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[December 11, 2006]
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This month, Bill Stewart shows you how to use a user’s logon to determine a distinguished name and how to determine the date and time an AD domain password expires.
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Bill Stewart
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[December 11, 2006]
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List Locally Logged-on Users
Query locally logged-on users with this handy JScript script.
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Bill Stewart
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[November 13, 2006]
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Find Executables and Scripts in the Path
Wonder where your executables and scripts are located in the file system? Which.js finds them for you.
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Bill Stewart
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[October 9, 2006]
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This month, Bill Stewart shows you how to use an object to return a WMI method's results so that the method works with JScript.
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Bill Stewart
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[October 9, 2006]
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Calling WMI Methods with JScript
When you’re working in JScript, you’ll run into trouble when you try to call WMI methods that use output parameters to return values. Here’s how to use an object to return a WMI method's results so that the method works with JScript.
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Bill Stewart
Rem, September 2006
This month, Bill Stewart explains how to script interactive password prompts in Cmd.exe shell scripts and in WSH scripts.
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Bill Stewart
Scripting Password Prompts
Learn how to script interactive password prompts in Cmd.exe shell scripts and in WSH scripts.
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Bill Stewart
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[August 11, 2006]
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How to Get Started Writing Scripts
If you're new to scripting and want to learn how to write Windows shell, VBScript, JScript, Perl, T-SQL, or Powerscript scripts, these resources will help you get started.
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Karen Bemowski
Scripting Central--More About How to Get Started Writing Scripts--July 7, 2006
Learn about some resources that you can use to learn how to write JScript, Perl, and T-SQL code. In addition, learn why UNIX administrators won't be laughing anymore and why VBScript enthusiasts no longer have to wish for an IIf function.
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