One of the frequent questions I have been asked after my post: Using Microsoft Forms and Logic App to create an automated submissions and approval process for Azure AD User Creation https://blog.terenceluk.com/2023/04/using-microsoft-forms-and-logic-app-to.html … was whether there is a more secured way to include the password
As a follow up to my previous post: Attempting to use itextsharp.dll throws the error: “Could not load file or assembly ‘BouncyCastle.Crypto, Version=1.8.6.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=0e99375e54769942’…” https://blog.terenceluk.com/2021/02/attempting-to-use-itextsharpdll-throws.html … the script provided in the blog post did not match the requirements I needed so I’ve gone ahead
I was recently asked to provide an way to batch process a set of Microsoft Word documents that are still saved in the older .doc format to the modern .docx format and I wasn’t able to find a script that did exactly what I wanted
I was recently asked to provide an way to batch process a set of Microsoft Excel and Word documents to password protect them and managed to use VBA to accomplish this. Coding isn’t something I commonly perform so I thought I’d write this blog post
Problem Those who are looking for a PowerShell script to batch password protect PDF documents will quickly come across the following post as returned by Google: Password Protect PDF document using windows Powershell script https://efcomputer.net.au/blog/password-protect-pdf-document/ The author provides the following PowerShell script that uses the
One of the most common questions I still get asked when it comes to Skype For Business is when an administrator attempts to edit an account but receives the following error: Active Directory operation failed on “dc1.contoso.local”. You cannot retry this operation: “Insufficient access rights
