Post by account_disabled on Feb 22, 2024 4:07:16 GMT
A long string of hyphens acts as a visual division, followed by section headings (General, Network, Active Directory, and Hardware Software), keeping the content logically separated from each other for easier reading. To display each individual module, add them at the beginning of the variable names in the order that works best for you. The remainder of the remote support script takes the information provided above and displays it to the end user. Remember that this window also displays an Enable remote support button.
The latter can also be personalized. I've added three Country Email List examples of actions that can be performed by clicking the button. the command to open (a popular remote control application). The second example runs the rule. In the third example, the generated information is emailed to the help desk. Take a closer look at the following parts of the script: Open the Remote Support application Run policy to enable the remote support policy Email computer information to provide help Computer Information The first line is simply a description of what this command does.
The second line in each group is the command to perform the task. (Note: the last command can be moved to the next line, but still only one line.) The first two commands contain hash tags ( or ) ( ) at the beginning because we don't want them to be executed. The third command is currently enabled, for sending emails. To enable one of the other two commands, remove the hash sign from the beginning of the command, while adding a hash sign to the beginning of the command that sends the email (here on the last line) disables it. You can also remove all commands and add your own commands to perform other tasks.
The latter can also be personalized. I've added three Country Email List examples of actions that can be performed by clicking the button. the command to open (a popular remote control application). The second example runs the rule. In the third example, the generated information is emailed to the help desk. Take a closer look at the following parts of the script: Open the Remote Support application Run policy to enable the remote support policy Email computer information to provide help Computer Information The first line is simply a description of what this command does.
The second line in each group is the command to perform the task. (Note: the last command can be moved to the next line, but still only one line.) The first two commands contain hash tags ( or ) ( ) at the beginning because we don't want them to be executed. The third command is currently enabled, for sending emails. To enable one of the other two commands, remove the hash sign from the beginning of the command, while adding a hash sign to the beginning of the command that sends the email (here on the last line) disables it. You can also remove all commands and add your own commands to perform other tasks.
well now I can't change it
