In my previous article Pictures inventory and shown on an HTML page with Google Maps information I described all the steps to inventory all the pictures in a given folder and make an HTML report. What I missed was a GUI that shows the picture that is being processed. And that gap has been filled with this new script.
 ExamplePictureBox (no rotation) | [ExamplePictureBox (no rotation)] | 60 kB |
| ExamplePictureBox (rotation) | [ExamplePictureBox (rotation)] | 61 kB |
| PictureDetailsWithForms_v01 | [PictureDetailsWithForms_v01] | 6912 kB |
The operation failed because the settings for the packages in the connection group are not identical
AppV 5.0 connection groups are causing a lot of issues. Sometimes you can add them, but not enable them. You receive an error message similar to this one.
| InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v01 | [InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v01] | 8 kB |
| InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v02 | [InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v02] | 9 kB |
| InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v03 | [InformationAboutPublishedAppVPackages_v03] | 11 kB |
I have created a small PowerShell form that checks if a port on a host is reachable. The goal was to challenge me regarding PowerShell forms. I used PowerShell Studio 2020 to create the form and the code. The created code has been cleaned up as it contains a lot of overhead.
| NetworkPortTester_v01 | [NetworkPortTester_v01] | 2 kB |
This is a follow up on my previous article perform all the SCCM Client Actions with vbscript. Now, I have chosen a different approach: a PowerShell form where you can select the actions you want to perform. The interface is also multilingual. It supports English (fall back language), French, German, Dutch and Spanish. If your OS is in one of these languages, then the interface is in the same language. Otherwise, it is English. You can also overrule the language.
| PerformAllSCCMClientActions_v01 | [PerformAllSCCMClientActions_v01] | 6 kB |
| PerformAllSCCMClientActions_v02 | [PerformAllSCCMClientActions_v02] | 7 kB |
Sometimes you want to have applications closed before other actions can start. Think about an install or uninstall that can only take place if certain applications are not running. With this script, you can close these applications. You can run the script silently or with user interaction. Whatever you prefer.
| CloseRunningApps_v02 | [CloseRunningApps_v02] | 5 kB |
| CloseRunningApps_v03 | [CloseRunningApps_v03] | 5 kB |
| CloseRunningApps_v11 | [CloseRunningApps_v11] | 6 kB |
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