An even
better, faster and more modern method for setting company and location
variables is just using the registry. In my previous article about dynamic
scripting I was using environment variables, now I just use the registry.
A sample powershell script:
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$PC_COMPANY =
(Get-ItemProperty
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\COMPANYVAR\PC_COMPANY).PC_COMPANY Write-Output
"Original registry key: $($PC_COMPANY)" #$PC_LOCATION =
(Get-ItemProperty
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\COMPANYVAR\PC_LOCATION).PC_LOCATION #Write-Output
"Original registry key: $($PC_LOCATION)" if ((Get-WmiObject Win32_OperatingSystem).name -notmatch "XP") { $programfiles = (Get-Content env:"ProgramFiles(x86)") } $Destination =
"$ProgramFiles\Elements\ElementsOutlook\ElementsOutlook\Config\" New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $Destination if
($PC_COMPANY -eq "COMPANY1") {
Copy-Item -Path "ConfigFiles\ COMPANY1\*"
$Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
if ($PC_COMPANY -eq
"COMPANY2") {
Copy-Item -Path "ConfigFiles\COMPANY2\*"
$Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
if ($PC_COMPANY -eq "COMPANY3") {
Copy-Item -Path
"ConfigFiles\COMPANY3\*" $Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
if ($PC_COMPANY -eq "COMPANY4") {
Copy-Item -Path "ConfigFiles\COMPANY4\*"
$Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
if ($PC_COMPANY -eq
"COMPANY5") {
Copy-Item -Path "ConfigFiles\COMPANY5\*" $Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
if
($PC_COMPANY -eq "COMPANY6") {
Copy-Item -Path "ConfigFiles\COMPANY6\*"
$Destination -Recurse -Force
} else {
Exit
}
}
}
}
} } |
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