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Played some more - nothing I do is adding a member to my string variable. This is in the shell, not in PrimalScript.

Sorry. I didn't read carefully. You're calling $t.Result() as if Result was a method. But it is a property. Properties don't get () after them - $t.Result HOWEVER... I can't make this work in the shell. PS C:> [string]$t = "test" PS C:> $t | Add-Member noteproperty testprop "conten PS...

I'm in class through tomorrow afternoon - let me play with this afterward so I can give it full attention for abit. Thanks for your patience!

Typically not - Outlook's macro security, by default, is set pretty high because macros have been used as viruses in the past. After changing the security, yes, you could. Actually, Outlook's security is one of the bigger problems :). Let me ask - is it acceptable to have the user open Outlook and t...

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/default.mspx?mfr=true shows an example of scheduling a task. You'll find similar code in the WSF script you're working with. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa389389(VS.85).aspx is the documentation for the Create method of Win32_Schedul...

If you could explain what the problem was, we could certainly make an effort to look for it and communicate the condition. What exactly was the group policy issue?

Can you provide information on the server and client operating systems?

Can you confirm that both the client and server have the correct TCP ports opened?

What happens if you run the script directly on the remote machine (e.g., copy the VBS file there, log into the console, and double-click it)?

I'm sorry, I'm not clear on what you're suggesting. Could you provide more detail, and perhaps a usage scenario?

Make sure on Vista that you right-click and select Run As Administrator. If that doesn't work, can you provide more details on what is happening? It's working fine on several Vista machines here.

Moved to appropriate forum.