NIM

Yes, you're right. Reported.

Thx, looks much better

Check the bottom again, below the white part of the forum. You have a link 'Mark Community Read' P.S. Please use non animated avatar/image. This is very distracting

TEST double click on the word you'd like to link. Once marked, click on the link icon above the text box and type the URL.

No problems, a lot of issues from previous version have been fixed. If anything new comes up, feel free to report. Cheers!

Great, but it's not just the looks, this version has a lot of improvements and features. You'll have to discover new features with time.

I will surely check for availability mate, I'm glad you like it. Moderators have Modrator CP above the forum. Check it out.

Dear Wincert members and visitors, we have upgraded our forum to the latest version of IPB software. We're still working on tweaks and trying to fix couple of issues, so please be patient. Regards, Nik Updated with Poll. Please post if you would like to see the old theme on this new version of the forum. Basically, would you like to see the forum look like the frontpage: http://www.wincert.net

Welcome to Wincert!

I remember that old topic that I've posted here: http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/742-take-ownership-in-vista-vbs-script/

So I guess this is a feature rather than a bug New version of the forum software is already in the beta stage. Looks and works much much better than this one

Hmm, those files sound like archives. Outlook by default is moving older e-mails in the arthive.pst, but user is always asked for this action. He might have made these files during the archiving process. Try to open each of these .pst files. If mails are in the lost and found, that is better than nothing. You'll probably have to recreate folders and sort mails as they were before. That was some nasty virus infection eh?

.pst files might be corrupted. Have you tried to repair .pst files? http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/repair-an-ost-or-pst-file-in-outlook-HA001056300.aspx

Should I try with my HD 5770

This game brings back old memories :9 http://wincert.net/news/software/2521-serious-sam-3-bfe-preview-nostalgia-reloaded.html

Thank You, I have received your donation

http://www.wincert.net/news/software/2497-icare-data-recovery-software-v45-giveaway.html Enjoy!

Thx Kels, refunded. ChiefZeke, something is wrong on your side, because Kels was able to send me $5 on donations@wincert.net account without any issues.

Unbelievable, no one? I WILL refund the money

Thank you for reporting. It should be all back to normal now Regards, Nik

Great, so I have permission to post them on the frontpage? I've found some time to be more active on the frontpage articles, mostly tips and latest news from IT world. Cheers, Nik

Off topic: We always welcome help with our hosting costs. Lego, thank you for your generosity.

Hey Bugsy, are these tutorials yours or did you collect them on other sites? I'd like to post some of your articles on our frontpage so that's why I'm asking. Regards, Nik

Yeah, I don't think you'll be able to do that. Here's the script that uninstalls Office 2003 and install Office 2007, but can't do what you mentioned in your example.. 'This script will uninstall Microsoft Office 2003, wait for the uninstall to finish and then begin 'installing Microsoft Office 2007. This can be configured to be completely silent or allow prompts 'to inform its progress. Dim install Dim startseconds Dim endseconds Dim difference startseconds = Int(Timer) 'start the initial time when script was run 'This will start the uninstall of Office 2003 based on its PID number and the /qn switch is silent 'If a confimation is desired the /qn+ switch can be used. Set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") wshell.run "msiexec /x {90110409-6000-11D3-8CFE-0150048383C9} /qb-" '/qn -silent /qb- no modal Set wshell = nothing 'END code to uninstall Office 2003 install = 1 WScript.Sleep 10000 'allows the process time to start before Process Check() function runs ProcessCheck() 'WScript.Echo "office 2003 has been uninstalled. Office 2007 will begin installation." 'starts install of Office 2007. To make this fully silent the custom-uA.xml file needs to be modified Set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 'this batch line must run locally where the setup.exe file is 'UNC pathing does not work with batch commands wshell.run "setup.exe /config custom-uA.xml" 'this batch line must run locally where the setup.exe file is Set wshell = nothing 'End code to install Office 2007 install = 2 WScript.Sleep 10000 'allows the process time to start before Process Check() function runs ProcessCheck() endseconds = Int(Timer) difference = (endseconds - startseconds) / 60 'WScript.Echo "office 2007 has been installed." WScript.Echo "Office 2003 was uninstalled and Office 2007 was installed" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "This took " & difference & " minutes" 'Function to check the processes Sub ProcessCheck() Dim computer computer = "." Dim process Dim processNumber Dim count count = 15 'any number that grater than possible processes with the same name If install = 1 Then process = "msiexec.exe" Do until count <= 1 Set service = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & computer & "\root\cimv2") Set results = service.ExecQuery(" Select * from Win32_Process where Name ='" & process & "'") count = 0 for each obj in results count= count+1 ' Wscript.echo obj.Name ' Wscript.echo obj.ProcessID Next WScript.sleep 1000 loop 'WScript.Echo "count = " & count Else 'office 07 setup process = "setup.exe" count=1 Do until count = 0 Set service = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & computer & "\root\cimv2") Set results = service.ExecQuery(" Select * from Win32_Process where Name ='" & process & "'") count = 0 for each obj in results count = 1 ' Wscript.echo obj.Name ' Wscript.echo obj.ProcessID Next WScript.sleep 1000 loop 'WScript.Echo "count = " & count End If End Sub 'END the Function to check the processes

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