Vista - Copy Files to GMail Drive

Is there any way we can use the powershell to copy files to "Gmail
Drive" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail_Drive).

Basically the Gmail Drive create a special folder under My computer
which you can access through windows explorer but it is not accessible
from command prompt or WSH.

I did a lot of digging around the IDropTarget interface and "verbs" when I
was trying to figure out how to invoke the Send To -> Mail Recipient shell
extension. It really opened my eyes to how a lot of the things in the shell
work. If you can drag files into the GMail drive and if you can get to the
shell namespace you should be able to automate it by simulating file drops.
But I won't kid you, it's not trivial. You should start by digging around on
MSDN for the Shell.Application object. That would probably be your entry
point.

Josh

"Hamid" <hamid.qureshi@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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The help file for Gmail Drive actually shows a demo WSH script using the
technique Josh was suggesting would work. I'm not that familiar with the
tool, but using the script as an example, I worked out how to correctly
start up and spawn the log on dialog.

$sa = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application
$Gmail = $sa.NameSpace(0x11).Items() | ?{$_.Name -eq "Gmail Drive"}
$Gmail.Verbs() | ?{$_.Name -eq "Login As..."} | %{$_.DoIt()}

At that point, $Gmail should be a COM object equivalent to the myGmail
variable in the help file script, with CopyHere() functionality, etc.

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