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New feature: unify phone numbers & user/company info in email signatures
Published on 23.10.2024 by Jacek Szafran
Fix inconsistent user information pulled from Entra ID into your email signatures via ready-to-use regular expressions. Struggling with different phone number formats in email signatures? If your company’s user data in Entra ID is in chaos, our new feature will be great for you. You can now use regular expressions (regexes) to standardize contact info that shows up in your email signatures. See the video above to learn how to use this powerful new feature. Why use regular expressions to format user details in signatures? CodeTwo uses placeholders to automatically insert a sender’s contact details, such as their name or job title, and other information, into email signatures. By default, this data is pulled from Entra ID (Azure AD) into signatures as it is. So if the user data in Entra ID is messy, this will ruin your signatures as well. This is where regular expressions c...
VBScript – end of life is coming
Published on 04.11.2024 by Adam the 32-bit Aardvark
VBScript’s demise is certain. Let’s see if it affects you in any way and what to do when VBScript gets deprecated. VBScript (Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition) is nearing its end of life. Let’s see how it may affect you and what alternatives you have. Will many people miss it? That’s open to discussion. Be sure to let me know in the comments. For now, let’s start from the top – here’s what VBScript is and when it’s going to “push up daisies”. What is VBScript? VBScript is quite an old scripting language for Windows. Introduced in 1996, it was a welcome change since it provided much more room for automation as compared to its predecessor – batch language. VBScript deprecation timeline In 2024, VBScript still works. But its last stable release (5.8) dates back to 2010. In other words, it has remained unchanged for over a decade. There have been no security or functionality updates since then, and VBScript, in its current form...