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| | Clean WindowsEmailAddress user value Hi, I have written these simple script lines in PowerShell: ## $User = "0743159" $excUser = get-mailbox -identity $User $excPrimarySmtpAddress = $excUser.PrimarySmtpAddress Set-User -identity $User -WindowsEmailAddress "" ## How can I do to clean WindowsEmailAddress value ? I have found in Internet two methods: using PQuest tools and another using vbscript, but I would do not like to use of these methods. I would like to use PowerShell method. Thank you very much for your support. I wait your answer. |
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| | Re: Clean WindowsEmailAddress user value You were already told 3 days ago that you are in the wrong group. This group is for VBScript. PowerShell is not VBScript. The group for PowerShell is here: microsoft.public.windows.powershell Quote: > Hi, I have written these simple script lines in PowerShell: |
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