This new version includes plenty of user requested features, lots of GUI changes, and a few general improvements and features that I’ve been wanting to add for a while. I’m afraid you’ll have to wait until version 2.5 for command line support though.
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So now that I’ve finally got the first version of my file system permissions reporting tool out there, you may be wondering what I’m going to be working on next… well you probably weren’t wondering that, but I’m going to tell you anyway.
The first official release of my file system permissions reporting tool is finally available, as either a free edition or a standard edition.
The third and final BETA version of my NTFS permissions reporting tool is now available to download. Read on for details of what’s new in this version and a release date for the first official version.
Anyone that tried to use the first BETA of my NTFS permissions reporting tool today will have realised that it expired today – well fear not, the second BETA is here!
After several months of working away on it, I’m happy to say that you can now finally download the first BETA of my NTFS permissions reporting tool.
I’ve been busy working away on my NTFS Permissions Reporter application and just wanted to show some screenshots of the filtering capabilities and explain why and when you would use them.
Just a quick post on the NTFS permissions reporting tool that I am currently working on, to show some updated screenshots.
As mentioned in a previous blog post, version 1.5 of the standard edition of AD Info was released a few days ago – well now version 1.5 of the free edition is also available for download.
Version 1.5 of my Active Directory reporting tool is now available. Read on for a list of the improvements that can be found in this new version
I get quite a few emails asking when I’m going to be releasing the NTFS permissions reporting tool that I have had listed under the “Future Projects” section of my software page for some time… well, I finally started spending some time on this over the last few days and thought I would post a few screenshots and some basic details of what the application will be able to do.
When deploying a package that installs fonts (a simple MSI installation in our case) via SCCM, the user that is logged on to the computer when the MSI is installed will not be able to use these new fonts until they log out and log back on. Read on for my explanation and solution…
The new version of my Active Directory querying tool, AD Info, adds the ability to query several Exchange Server related attributes (user’s SMTP addresses etc) as well as several other requested attributes and features
I have received a few requests for new features in my AD Photo Edit application recently, so I have released a new version that includes all of these features. There are a couple of small changes to the Free Edition but the majority of the new features are in the bulk import and bulk export functions of the program so only appear in the Bulk Edition.
Group Manager is a tool aimed at end users that allows them to edit group membership for any security or distribution groups that they are assigned as the manager of in Active Directory.
