I was writing a simple PowerShell script to automate parts of a Microsoft Word document, and bizarrely the output error was telling me that you cannot call a method on a null-valued expression. But the confusing thing was that the … Continue reading
Recently I spent a few days creating and compiling a Java Deployment Rule Set and signing it with an Active Directory certificate. After much stress it worked like a charm on my development machine, but wasn’t working in production! And … Continue reading
When I set about signing a Java deployment rule set with a code signing certificate, I noticed that my certificate had an expiry date of 1 year from the current date. My initial thoughts were that I didn’t want all … Continue reading
I needed to add a new rule to AppSense recently on process start. I wanted the rule to only run when a Microsoft Office application was run. We required an AppSense regular expression for Microsoft Office since there are multiple … Continue reading
Ok, this post is shameless plagiarism from this post. But I couldn’t risk losing sight of good content. Thanks (and apologies) go to David Barrett! Here we discuss how to create a code signing certificate using Active Directory certificate services. … Continue reading
I set up a Browsium rule recently to render a SharePoint 2010 site in IE8 Standards mode. But initially Browsium Ion and browser authentication weren’t playing nicely together, and each time I launched a browser session with the Browsium rule … Continue reading
I’ve been using Browsium Ion with HTTPS and Proxy Authentication recently. I was trying to force the default ‘Edge’ emulation mode to run in ‘IE8’ emulation mode over HTTPS instead. HTTPS and Proxy Authentication For HTTP URLs it worked fine. … Continue reading
I was testing an app on a Virtual Machine (a P2V of the client build) and I had a feel McAfee was preventing something from functioning. To test this I needed to disable ‘Managed Mode’ in Mcafee. This is how I did it: … Continue reading
I’ve been creating a few tools recently for a client – scripted tools which perform specific tasks on MSI (Windows Installer) files. Because we’re likely to create multiple tools and I don’t want the context menu to get too long … Continue reading