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  1. Will put your request onto my to-do-list. What I will be working on in the next few months is the ability to request additional properties to be returned by the LDAP query. Example: _AD_GetAccountsExpired now only returns the FQDN, the expiration date/time in UTC and local time of expired accounts. You will then be able to request additional properties like sn, givenname etc. As long as they belong to the same class ("user" in this example).
  2. I understand what you are asking for. On the one hand, I'm very busy at the moment, and on the other, I no longer have access to an AD system. At the moment I can only offer the solution described in my previous post. Or you can use the internal function _AD_FQDNToSamaccountname to translate the results.
  3. You could try to set parameter $iDepth of function _AD_RecursiveGetGroupMembers to 0 and parameter $sFQDN to False.
  4. My first questions would be: Which version of AutoIt do you run? Which version of Windows do you run?
  5. Another good read is the wiki 🙂
  6. Seems you are running a quite old version of AutoIt. The Excel UDF has been rewritten some years ago. Means: A lot of functions have been removed, renamed or changed. Details can be found here. I suggest to use two calls to _Excel_RangeRead and assign the result to your array.
  7. I had a quick look at the code. The author is talking about „text strings“. So I fear, this UDF only supports text.
  8. -e encodes a file, -d decodes a file. So which option should be removed from bobben -e -d filname1.txt filname2.txt to only encode a file? N.B. If you have problems with English use a translator like https://www.deepl.com/
  9. What do you expect when you encode AND decode at the same time?
  10. When you learn to ride a bike, you don't ask your parents every 100 metres whether you're doing it right. As long as you don't fall, you're doing it right. It's the same with programming. If it works, then you've done a lot of things right. Maybe not efficiently or according to all the rules of programming, but it works. You've been working with AutoIt long enough that you should have this confidence in your own abilities and not have to ask after every 5 lines of code. Have more confidence! If it works, then it's good. If you get wrong results or error messages, that's the time to ask. Just my 2 cents worth! Written with the help of DeepL.com translator
  11. Welcome to AutoIt and the forum You noticed that the thread is nearly 10 years old and the OP has left in October 2015?
  12. @SmileFace123 Could you please post full sentences? I see you are new on this forum. The goal of this forum is to help other users with their problems. Two word sentences do not help very much
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