• [Script of May 31] Manage Managed Metadata Terms in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download: ManageTaxonomy.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Manage-Managed-Metadata-9c42efef

    This script can manage managed metadata terms in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. You can use this script to get terms, add terms or remove terms.

    In a real world, a lot of people ask the possibility of managing managed metadata terms by using Windows PowerShell. Since administrators need to manage lot of terms, they really need to find a script to reduce their workload.

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  • [Script of May 30] Add Birthday or Anniversary Reminders in Office 365 Exchange Online

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download: AddOSCEXOAppointment.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Add-Birthday-or-Anniversary-e111b73d

    This script creates birthday or anniversary reminders for your contacts. This script also enables you to import a comma-separated values (CSV) file for creating the reminders. Additionally, you can use this script to search a contact folder to find contacts that have birthdays and anniversaries, and then create the reminders.

    Microsoft Outlook has a feature that enables you to “Add a birthday or anniversary for a contact.” However, this feature is not available in the Outlook Web App (OWA). Therefore, in order to add birthday or anniversary reminders in OWA, you must find a workaround.

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  • [Script of May 29] Retrieve all local user accounts information on remote computers (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download: GetLocalAccount.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Script-to-retrieve-all-b70a1dba

    This PowerShell Script shows how to retrieve all local user accounts information on remote computers.

    An enterprise uses Active Directory to manage users and groups, but still need to manage local user accounts. This might be because the computer is not a domain member (if it is in a perimeter network). This script allows admins to retrieve all local user accounts information to management on remote computers, it will be really useful.

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  • [Script of May 28] Add Custom Field to Folder Content Type in SharePoint 2010 List/Document Library

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download: CustomFieldToFolderContentType.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Add-Custom-Field-to-Folder-a4f5cf20

    This script can be used to add a custom Field/Column to the Folder Content Type of a List or Document Library. This script also has the functionality to remove the Fields and also to list all the Fields in the Folder Content type for a List or Document Library.

    The Folder Content Type is sealed by default. We cannot customize it by adding any custom fields from the UI to the default Folder content type. Only way to do is going programmatic way. In real world, not all the SharePoint users are programmers. This PowerShell script enables the SharePoint users/administrators to simply run the script to accomplish the same.

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  • [Script of May 27] Change Windows Store apps default installation location in Windows 8 (PowerShell)

    Posted over 1 year ago
    by Huilin zhu}

    Script Download: ChangeDefaultInstallation.zip
    http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Change-Windows-Store-apps-465af642

    The script shows how to change Windows Store apps default installation location in Windows 8.

    As we all know, ​ Windows Store apps default installation location is in driver C. But sometimes the driver C may be full, if we still want to install some big app and that seems impossible. So I think we can change the default Installation Location to ignore this problem.

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