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    October 2004 | Scripting Blog

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Tell Whether a Value Exists in the Registry?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 29, 2004Oct 29, 200410/29/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I tell whether a value exists in the registry on a remote computer?— AL
    Hey, AL. Full disclosure time: even though we go by the name The Scripting Guys, we don’t claim to know everything there is to know about scripting.

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Create a CSV File?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 28, 2004Oct 28, 200410/28/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I create a CSV file?— LF
    Hey, LF. For those of you who aren’t up on your acronyms, CSV is short for comma-separated-values file, a text file in which individual elements are separated by commas. For example,

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Change the Screensaver Timeout Value?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 27, 2004Oct 27, 200410/27/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! Can I use a script to change the timeout value for the screensaver on a computer?— JN
    Hey, JN. For some reason, Microsoft’s scripting technologies come up a little short any time you’re talking about Windows settings and components,

    Dr Scripto
    Hey, Scripting Guy! Can I Retrieve Just Failure Events from the Security Event Log?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 26, 2004Oct 26, 200410/26/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! Is there a way to retrieve just Failure Audit events from the Security event log?— KA
    Hey, KA. Interesting, isn’t it: any time the subject is failure, people turn to the Scripting Guys. What makes you think we know anything about failure?

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Send Data from One Script to Another?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 25, 2004Oct 25, 200410/25/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! A while back you showed how we could use the InputBox function to prompt a user to enter a value we could then use in our script. What I’d like to know is, is there any way I can take that value and use it in another script?—

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Display a Hyperlink in a Message Box?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 22, 2004Oct 22, 200410/22/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! Is it possible to have a hyperlink to a Web page in a message box?— CB
    Hey, CB. Sounds like you want to display a message box to users and, ideally, you’d like to include a hyperlink they could click on for more information.

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Determine the OU a User Account Belongs To?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 21, 2004Oct 21, 200410/21/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! How do I determine the OU a user account belongs to?— CO
    Hey, CO. Ah, yes: the OU a user belongs to. No doubt a lot of you are thinking, “Well, there’s probably an OU property of some kind in Active Directory that gives you that information.

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Get a List of All the Files in a Folder and Its Subfolders?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 20, 2004Oct 20, 200410/20/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I use a script to show me all the files in a folder? And then how can I modify that script so it shows me all the files in any subfolders of that folder?— CS
    Hey,

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Change a Read-only File to a Read-write File?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 19, 2004Oct 19, 200410/19/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I change a read-only file to a read-write file?— WR
    Hey, WR. We don’t mean to shock you, but how can you change a read-only file to a read-write file? Why, by using a script, of course!

    Dr Scripto
    How Can I Pick Out and Save Specific Lines in a Text File?
    AvatarScriptingGuy1October 18, 2004Oct 18, 200410/18/04

    Hey, Scripting Guy! I’d like to be able to read through a text file, select the lines that begin with a particular word (like Failure), and then save only those lines back to the same text file. Is there any way to do that?—

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