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Back in August of 2007 I wrote an entry about Scripting the Clipboard Contents in WSH in which I addressed a means of using Internet Explorer automation for setting and retrieving the contents of the Windows clipboard. One of my readers, Adrian Dorache, made mention of that post while unveiling a COM object he has written to streamline the process. In return for his gracious inclusion, I wanted to offer him some exposure as well. Read more… »

Windows Guru fans the world around will be pleased to know that you can now follow most of my activity thanks to Twitter. I’m now using the social networking site designed to help people stay in touch as a convenient means of tracking my various contributions across the Internet. Now it’s easier to stay up to date on the latest Windows Guru contributions such as published articles, noteworthy forum posts, and more. So for all of my latest and greatest Windows and Windows Scripting material, be sure to follow me on Twitter!

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Today I’m going to show you another method of hiding a logical volume in My Computer or Windows Explorer using Local Group Policies. This is useful because the setting can be made on a per user basis. Read more… »