1) I find some people suffer from feeling inferior.

2) Some people also struggle to find the time.

3) Many suffer from knowing that they could do with knowing more on a...

GilaMonster (2/9/2010)

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Gary Varga Old (2/9/2010)

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As a community we must be wary of what an award means. I would like to be able to see why a particular MVP was awarded...

I have a mixed opinion on the MVP award. I have discussed with, received help from, assisted and read postings by MVP's. The level of quality appears to vary greatly....

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Context is key here and so is ambiguity or rather ambiguity is a result of using the flexible generic communication form of language.

I have read (and probably written) technical documents...

The Open-Closed principle is key on all levels of abstraction coupled with only doing as much as you need at the time. The number of times I have worked on...

Later still.

I think it is more helpful to think of the Developers' and DBAs' duties as tasks. Many places they are performed by the same person, many places it is...

Hi \\K,

I think this is down to debugging now. At this point you have all that you need to know. Try adding the constant string and the filename together and...

Some of the opinions expressed here I hear businesses take umbridge at all the time. "IT knows the data better than the business", "End users do not know what they...

The file not found is the simplest.

The following line uses only the file name:

$attachment = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment($message)

I can assume from the error message that you are running your script from...

Next...

I was being silly with arrays (been a while since I've done serious PowerShell).

Instead of

$attachments = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment[] $messages.Length

and

$attachments[count] = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment($messages[count])

$msg.Attachments.Add($attachments[count])

try

$attachments = @()

and

$attachment = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment($messages[count])

$attachments = $attachments +...

Removed duplicate post (browser issue).

Sorry. In my haste I have been a complete and utter Muppet.

When I wrote:

Foreach ($count -eq 0; $count -lt $messages.Length; $count++)

it should have been:

For ($count -eq 0; $count -lt $messages.Length;...

Remember that $messages is an array of strings comprised of absolute path filenames. What you are trying to do is add an array as an attachment. You want to do...

I think that when users reach the limit of their understanding that these so called data "mash-ups" will provide an excellent way of communicating understanding of the business to IT...