Saturday, February 28, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
run .msi files as admin
Here's a fix.
The reason is because Windows Installer by default doesn't elevate to higher privileges until it is about to actually start doing work in the install sequence.
The attached .REG file adds a "Run as administrator" option to the context menu for .MSI files. This forces an elevation prompt before the .MSI is run so the entire install session is run with elevated privileges.
this dose not seem to work with .msi's living on network drives once moved to a local drive life is fine
Sunday, February 22, 2009
internet speed tests
Thursday, February 19, 2009
e.Spreadsheet Designer
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Tokenmon 1.01
Tokenmon is a tool which monitors and displays a variety of security-related activity taking place on a system. Tokenmon gets its name from the fact that Windows NT/2000 stores a process' security information, including the user account context in which the process executes, in an object called a token. Tokenmon monitors includes the following:
User logon/logoff
Applications enabling or disabling security privileges in their process tokens
Process startup and exit (token creation/deletion)
Impersonation
Tokenmon has advanced filtering and search capabilities that make it a powerful tool for exploring the way NT works, seeing how applications use security functions, or tracking down problems in system or application configurations.
Simply run the Tokenmon GUI (Tokenmon.exe). Note that you must have administrative privilege to run Tokenmon. Menus, hot-keys, or toolbar buttons can be used to clear the window, save the monitored data to a file, and to filter and search output.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
xml 2 pdf
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Install Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack (adminpak) on Windows Vista
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
spr
spreeder.com - Free online speed reading application
Spreeder is an online speed reading utility to help train you to read faster. It does this by flashing words at a rapid rate, which helps in three ways:
- Reduce subvocalization
- Increase chunk comprehension
- Eliminate backreading
ZAP Reader is a web based speed reading program that will change the way you read on your computer. Current beta testers report reading twice as much in half the time—that's a 300% increase in reading speed, without any loss in comprehension! There is nothing to install, it works wi
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Microsoft Script Editor
Search for mse7.exe for its location based on the version of office being used
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Access-Based Enumeration
Basically when you have a user connect to a shared folder, and they are browsing within that folder structure, if they don’t have permission to a folder/file then they just don’t see it. Gone are the previous issues of getting access denied messages, followed by helpdesk calls to clarify if they should be allowed in to Folder
This article shows how to use Access-Based Enumeration to hide shared files and folders from network users who are not authorized to access them. This helps prevent footprinting of your network resources and helps ensure the privacy of sensitive information stored on your servers.
How can I enable access-based share enumeration so that users see only files and folders to which they have access?
Windows Server 2003 Access-based Enumeration download
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Thursday, July 17, 2008
omatics
PowerShell Scriptomatic has other helpful features you can read about in the PowerShell Scriptomatic Web page. This page also includes a link to download the tool.
In case you're interested in the other -omatic utilities, here's what they do and where you can find information about them:
Scriptomatic 2.0 is a utility for writing WMI scripts using VBScript, JScript, Perl, or Python. For write-ups about this utility, check out the articles "Automate Tasks with Scriptomatic" (InstantDoc ID 45316), "Rem: Scriptomatic 2.0 Is Worth the Wait" (InstantDoc ID 44334), "Take Advantage of Scriptomatic 2.0 to Maximize Your WMI Scripting Efforts" (InstantDoc ID 44360), and "Scrutinizing Scriptomatic" (InstantDoc ID 44300). Note that there is also the WMI Code Creator tool for generating VBScript, C#, and Visual Basic .NET code that performs WMI management tasks.
ADSI Scriptomatic is a utility for writing Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) scripts in VBScript.
HTA Helpomatic is a utility for writing HTML Applications (HTAs) that you can use to provide GUIs for scripts. HTA Helpomatic's sample code is in VBScript and HTML.
Tweakomatic is a utility that helps you use WMI to write scripts that retrieve and configure Windows and Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) registry settings.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
sp gantt view
Watch the tutorial now!
Gantt chart for WSS 3
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I have added a column for "Duration" on a Project Task list. I would then like to calculate the Start Date based on the End Date minus Duration which would result in the Gantt chart automatically updating with the new Start Date if a Duration is changed. Is this possible with "out-of-the-box" Sharepoint?
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Hi Barry,
In order for the gantt view to work, the start date has to have a column type of "Date and Time" (it cannot have a column type of calculated). To test that hypothesis - I created a Date and Time column called "Test Start Date" and associated that as the start date in the gantt view. When I did that, the gantt vew worked correctly. When I set the Calculated column called "Start Date" to the start date in the gantt view - it stopped working.
When I say associate with the gantt view, I mean that in the gantt view properties (try creating one), there is a section to associate a column in the list with the start date on the gantt view.
In the scenario SaraO was examining I would take the following steps to create the process:
- In the browser, create a default Project Task List.
- Create a column called "End Date" with a column type of Date only.
- Create a column called "Duration" with a column type of Number (with no decimal places).
- Create a column called "Calculated Start Date" with a column type of Calculated. Set the formula to be "[End Date]-[Duration]". NOTE: Format the column as a DATE.
- In SharePoint Designer 2007 (SPD), create a new workflow.
- Set the workflow to run everytime an item is changed.
- Have the workflow set the value of the Start Date column to equal the value of the Calculated Start Date column.
- Save the workflow.
IF you really know your workflow design in SPD, you could eliminate the Calculated Start Date column and perform the calculations using variables in the workflow. One variable for the End Date, one variable for the Duration, etc. I haven't tested this but in theory it should work fine. Personally, if you don't mind the extra columns, I would leave it in. Sometimes when a workflow fails, I like to have the value stored in column so I can easily compare the results to analyse what went wrong.
I hope that makes things clearer.
Actually, this is a good example of using what was probably not an intended 'feature' of workflow.
I use workflow in a situation where we enter and process RFQ data into Quote data into Sales Follow-up data over 3 sets of work scenarios. We capture the data once into the RFQ list, then when the workload gets passed to the appropriate workcenter it gets copied via the workflow into the Quote list and once the quote is finished and passed out to sales for follow-up it gets copied via workflow into the Sales_Followup list. Each list uses what information it needs and adds whatever it gets from user input and is stored.
Then, when we need to create a activity report we link to the lists via Access and make the relations via a common field (in this case quote_no) to turn the 3 lists into a relational database that is realtime.
Maybe a little kludgy (and try to explain the concept of a 'workflow' to the users....) but in reality it works fine.
The example mentioned in this thread opened up some new idea==========================