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By ur
I am maintaining all the reusable code in a separate file as library.au3.
In that file I have referenced some dependent files using fileinstall, so that they will be extracted when necessary.
Problem is, if I use a function in the library.au3 in another script which doesn't require this dependent file, as I am including the whole file using include tag, it is embedding that file also.
Is there any way to exclude that.
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By david1337
Hi guys,
I need a little help here
I have this simple Powershell script, that is able to set "sig.htm" as signature in OWA for the mail account specified.
First part of the script just loads the Exchange snapin, since this is needed for the Get-Mailbox command.
#Add Exchange 2010/2013 snapin if not already loaded in the PowerShell session if (!(Get-PSSnapin | where {$_.Name -eq "Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010"})) { try { Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010 -ErrorAction STOP } catch { #Snapin was not loaded Write-Warning $_.Exception.Message EXIT } . $env:ExchangeInstallPath\bin\RemoteExchange.ps1 Connect-ExchangeServer -auto -AllowClobber } $mailboxes = Get-Mailbox -Identity user@domain.com $mailboxes| foreach {$file= "sig.htm"; Set-MailboxMessageConfiguration -identity $_.alias -SignatureHtml "$(Get-Content -Path $file -ReadCount 0)"} What I want is for AutoIt to use Powershell.exe to run the script somehow. This way I would be able to use AutoIt variables and arrays together with the PS script.
I guess the solution would be to run Powershell.exe with command line arguments?
If that is not possible, maybe have the script stored as a "ps1" file, and interact with it that way? (not preferred)
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By zetaimmersion
Hi all.
I am trying to do 2 things but i cannot seem to get any traction on how to read/implement this idea.
Premise: PowerPoint file in C\temp\presentation.pptx that contains on the first slide 2 entries as "<one>" and "<two>" which need to be replaced with "user1" and "user2", then a silent Outlook send mail containing the file with a predefined body and subject.
I narrowed it down to COM objects as the Office does not like intrusive open AutoIt functions. I installed OLE/COM Object Viewer to understand how to create the commands but i am still stuck. So far i am trying to user water's code but i suck
COM object i was originally trying to modify
Dim $oPPT, $oPres $oPPT = ObjCreate("PowerPoint.Application") $oPPT.Visible = True $oPres = $oPPT.Presentations.Read Water's code below (0.1% modified)
#include <File.au3> #include "PowerPoint.au3" #include <misc.au3> Global $sFile = "C:\temp\presentation.pptx" Global $sString2Search = "<username>", $sString2Replace = "Password", $iReplaceOnce = 1, $sFullLogFile = "C:\temp\pptxlog.txt" _ProcessPpt($sFile) Func _ProcessPpt($sFile) $oApp = _PPT_PowerPointApp() Local $bChange = False Local $oInterface = $oApp.Presentations Local $oPresentation = $oInterface.Open($sFile, False, False, False) If @error Then _FileWriteLog($sFullLogFile, "E Error " & @error & " opening File " & $sFile) Return SetError(1, 0, 0) EndIf ;it does not even open my file and from here not sure how to read the text and replace it EndFunc ;==>_ProcessPpt
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By tcox8
Hello,
Currently I am running a script that calls a powershell script. To read the results of that I am reading StdOut. I am parsing things accordingly but unfortunately it doesn't parse correctly all the time and I end up missing parts of the string or other problems. My question then is, what is the best results for reading what is returned when running a powershell script or something similar?
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By WoodGrain
Hi guys,
This is probably an obvious one, but I really don't use this command at all so am hoping you can spot my mistake.
I'm running a powershell script on a schedule with the following script in a function, the function is being called in a loop, but the console process is not closing in the background and I end up with a bunch of console windows running in the background:
Run(@comspec & ' /k PowerShell.exe -STA -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -Command "& ''Z:\Powershell\365\GetNextDetails.ps1'' "', "", @SW_HIDE) Thanks!
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