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It's mentioned in todays Metro so I'd imagine that it's legit

Okay thanks It's not really that big a problem. Just thought it would be worth a question

Hi, I've set up a corporate signature this morning on exchange 2007 so we can add a disclaimer to the bottom of the emails and that's worked fine. The problem is the Font Style needs to be Calibri to fit in with the rest of the schools documents (letters, emails, etc) but I only get the options of Arial, Verdana and Courier New. Is it possible set the Font Style to something other than these three options? or is that all that we can set? Calibri is installed on the server along with many other fonts, I've checked that as I assumed that might have been the issue. Thanks

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Thanks, that seems to have worked this time... Think is was a dodgy version of Wix I'd downloaded the first time around

I've had a look at this and can't seem to get it working... I've installed Wix but am I right in saying Wix needs Visual Studio to work?

Thanks for the reply and sorry for my late one, I'm running it as a log on script but the students get the error I mentioned above but it works fine for me (other scripts at logon usually work fine and they're able to install the certificate normally so why not a script to install it?) Thanks, I'll see what I can make of it

Yes that's the one... works fine for me but not for others as a bat file running on startup

Other than Group Policy, is there a way that I can install a security certificate on a number of PCs so it is then valid for every user? I don't mind going round the computers individually... I have tried it with certmgr.exe with a batch file but when it's run by the student I get the error: Error: Failed to open the source store Even though the certificate is in the directory sepcified and the students have full access. Or if not, is there a physical directory I can copy the certificate into for it to be applied? Cheers in advance for any help

Seen this problem a few times... Spybot or Combofix usually sort it.

That's much better just with the export option (LG GT540). Will be a useful app.

Many people would use this tool for slightly different tasks - so why not make the generic headers (fields) that most of us will use e.g. Serial Number - Make - Model but then add an option to make your own headers (fields)? Then people can add anything they want!!

Good idea... Works fine for me - LG Optimus GT540 An idea though... Is it possible to output all info into one file (maybe xls or xml...)? That would be really useful for when recording old stock.

I'm seeing it too... IE8 - Fresh install

Thanks, I'll take a look at that one when I next get chance

Cheers for that Managed to get it working with a VBS now though

That works great, thanks Although if anyone thinks they have a better script I'll be greatful for other suggestions, I've not had much experience with scripting so it's always good to get a bit of knowledge And yes that does seem strange, especially with how many other websites I've read with more or less the same script and people reporting it works fine too.

Ignore that - We have success - Although there was two popups for each file :/ the one shown above then one that was the same as that but it said "successfully deleted" at the end. I've linked a screenshot below. Now that script is brill, it does the job but is there anyway I can remove the popups? I assume it'll just be a matter of changing a 1 to a 0 or true to a false or something? The problem is that the machine is only used for CCTV so if it needs accessing I don't want to have to sit through 10000+ popups from each time the script has run. Those 8000 files I mentioned before was only from 10 days of recording!! If you have a script more suited to the task then I would be extremely greatful to see it, and yes, 6 days isn't a problem, I can just alter how often the script will be run.

Tried it with this version and - same results as before. Tried that too and I get a windows popup like the one shown below as an attachment, for each file I've got in the folder (and there's 8109 - not good ) and nothing happens after that. I haven't changed anything within the script, was I supposed to? I had a look through and couldn't really see anything to change but then again I've not really had any experience with VBS. I realised the filepath but that's fine. Thanks again to all of you

Yes it's definitely installed, I've just got it today... but possibly an earlier version? I'll download the one you've linked tomorrow when I'm back at work and let you know the results. Thanks again

I tried this at the beginning with no luck... I've also tried replacing filename with one of the actual names of a file and again nothing. Also, all the files are .raw files so I also tried *.raw but still no luck... I'm guessing that would be right < ? I've never used forfiles before. The files to be deleted are in the channel1 directory but without the \ it just shows the same as it would if i opened command prompt and typed in "forfiles"

Again nothing. Doesn't even whizz through all the files. The C:\CCTV\Channel1> bit before the forfiles /p C:\CCTV was from Command prompt and not actually text in the batch file. That was what I was left with after running the batch using the script you left. I've also tried it both ways with no luck. I have found that if I use the script you have both mentioned: - if I put a \ on the end of my directory path so its - - then it whizzes through all the files in the folder as though it's actually checking the files but it is still not deleting them. I have files in their since the 1st of Januray 2011 so the 5days shouldn't be a problem. Sorry to be a pain

In the actual batch file there is a space.... I have no idea how I've managed to make a typo when copying and pasting though

Thanks for the reply Unfortunately... no luck I tried copying your text: but changing it to suit my needs and the command prompt flashed up for a split second before disappearing and once again nothing had been done. So I put a pause in to see what had been done and this is what I've got: Any idea? Could it possibly be my version of forfiles.exe that I've downloaded? I got it from here Any help is greatly appreciated

Hi, I'm having a little issue with a batch script that I've managed to create, using information from various posts and forums on the web but can't quite get it right. Can anyone offer any help? I'm wanting the script to check a folder's contents by the age and delete anything over 5 days old, the script I have at the minute is as follows: forfiles /p "C:\CCTV\Channel1\" /s /D -5 /M *.* -C "cmd /C del /Q" The command prompt then opens and lists a lot of files but then nothing is deleted once the process is complete. Thanks in advance