


I decided PowerShell would be the natural choice, there appear to be tools specifically for Exchange/Office365 called Exchange Management Tools/Exchange Management Console which have to be installed – so my goal was to not use any cmdlets that appear to make things really easy. I decided to waste even more time automating this so I NEVER HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN!

We get 10-20 a week, and the UI for which we enter these users into is very slow – so its a big time waster. The new user emails have to be read and entered into the system based on the information provided (Name, and Email). Now I wish to save the payslip undera new name dependant on which month and year is selected.We have a process by which notifications of new users in another system, that need to get created in ours are sent via Email to a standalone inbox. I have a GUI that logs me in and navigates to the "show payslip" page and clicks on it to get the popup. AutoItWinGetTitle()/AutoItWinSetTitle() Īm I correct that the filename/location changes for security reasons or the file is created on the fly based on your input? So you can't use INetGet to directly download the file?īasically, I login to a site with my personal details, I select a webpage, then select which month and year I wish to download the payslip from, and then click "show payslip".

