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Hello, I'm looking for a way to get the day of week (numeric or in words) from the return-value of the GUICtrlCreateMonthCal-control. Is such a function present in autoit? Has anyone already written such a function? Or do I have to create this function? Thanks a lot ... Guido

ok. Thank you for the tipp. Helped for finding out the parameters. But the trick was using the other credentials in function _TS_Wrapper_TaskRegister Thank you Water

Hello, I have a little problem creating a task. My goal is, the a task has to be run under an useraccount with higher privileges. This user will not be logged on, so - in the task planner of Windows (10, German) the checkbox "Unabhängig von der Benutzeranmeldung ausführen" should be checked. I played around with the TASK_LOGON_TYPE constants, but the checkbox stays permanent unchecked. What have I to do to set this checkbox checked. Thank you ... Guido

Hello, I can create an appointment item with start date/time and duration. ; Create an appointment and set some properties $oItem = _OL_ItemCreate($oOL, $olAppointmentItem, "*\Kalender", "", "Subject=HomeOffice " & @UserName & ": " & GUICtrlRead($InputWhy), "Start=" & GUICtrlRead($MonthCal) & " " & GUICtrlRead($InputBeginHO), "Duration=480", "MeetingStatus=1") This works perfect. But now I have to create an all day appointment item. Can I create an all-day appointment item with OutlookEx-UDF? How do I do this? I searched the files OutlookEx.au3 and OutlookExConstants.au3, but I didn't find anything that would help me to do so. Thanks in Advance, Guido I found the solution while trying the last time: you have to add another parameter/value called AllDayEvent=1!!! $oItem = _OL_ItemCreate($oOL, $olAppointmentItem, "*\Kalender", "", "Subject=HomeOffice " & @UserName & ": " & GUICtrlRead($InputGrund) & "/" & GUICtrlRead($InputBeginHO), "Start=" & GUICtrlRead($MonthCal) , "", "MeetingStatus=1", "AllDayEvent=1")

In fact, it works with the function _AD_AddUserToGroup.The problem lies in the combination of the various selected objects, a few of which I still have to intercept, such as user objects on both sides. Attached is the source code. There are some changes compared to the original adcg.au3 included, especially in the area of ini-file, authorization and maximize functionality. Maybe you find the idea of the ad-commander useful. ADC.au3 ADC.ini

Hi water, first of all, you did a really great job with your udf for the Active Directory. Top!!! I use it in several smaller utilities like an AD-Monitoring/Backup Tool for example. Actually I'm working - based on your adcu & adcg comparing applications - on a tool which will act a little like the good ol' Norton Commander, but for the AD. On one side I have one user oder group and on the oder side the second user or group. There I can use the comparision functions and - so my oppinion - the possibility of copying and removing. In principle, that works, but I have no function in ad.au3 to add groups to other groups. Can you think of a workaround? Thanks in advance, Guido