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Auditing File Ownership

Discover how Ownedby.cmd outputs the name of every file that a specified user has created in a particular directory structure.
By Steve Seguis 

Enumerating Nested Group Membership

Nested groups give you flexibility but also add complexity. A simple script takes the legwork out of drilling down through nested-group membership.
By Robbie Allen 

How to Raise and Trap Events

Raising and trapping events in scripts is useful. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
By Alistair G. Lowe-Norris 

Querying Installed Software Remotely

Simplify software audits by easily and quickly querying a registry subkey to display a list of installation applications and hotfixes.
By Steve Seguis 

Convert WSH Scripts into Console Tools

Learn how to pipeline application output into another application for more complex scripting solutions.
By Readers 

Rem: Blazing a New Frontier with Monad

Monad will provide a new console-based command shell, new commands, and a new shell-scripting language.
By Bob Wells 

Rem: Retrieving the Value of the ObjectGUID Attribute

The code can be amazingly simple or moderately complex.
By Bob Wells