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Convert date to many format Contributed by Christian Sawyer
Convert a numeric date to a different numeric format or into a name format keeping day number with day name. If day or month number is between 1 to 9, will pad it With a zero (0) in front of number. Default output if no parameters is MM/dd/yyyy all in numeric value.
PowerShell-Scriptomatic Contributed by Felix Rios
Early in the year a web page link was posted where you can find a tweaked version of Scriptomatic for Monad. I modified the file. Now it works under PowerShell.
Pulls and calculates the date when daylight savings next occurs Contributed by Eric Coutinho
This simple script will use Get-WMIObject to pull the time zone information from a remote workstation. It will then calculate the date that the daylight savings switch takes place and when standard time comes back. It may be useful at the moment because of the headaches caused by DST2007. Run Get-Timezone [computername] to use.
WMIC System Peek Contributed by Jeffery Hicks
Even if you don't fully understand WMI, using WMIC can give you some great results. This script demonstrates
the functionality and benefits of WMIC. Remeber, this is a BATCH file not a vbscript.

Convert date to many format	Contributed by Christian Sawyer Convert a numeric date to a different numeric format or into a name format keeping day number with day name. If day or month number is between 1 to 9, will pad it With a zero (0) in front of number. Default output if no parameters is MM/dd/yyyy all in numeric value.
PowerShell-Scriptomatic	Contributed by Felix Rios Early in the year a web page link was posted where you can find a tweaked version of Scriptomatic for Monad. I modified the file. Now it works under PowerShell.
Pulls and calculates the date when daylight savings next occurs	Contributed by Eric Coutinho This simple script will use Get-WMIObject to pull the time zone information from a remote workstation. It will then calculate the date that the daylight savings switch takes place and when standard time comes back. It may be useful at the moment because of the headaches caused by DST2007. Run Get-Timezone [computername] to use.
WMIC System Peek	Contributed by Jeffery Hicks Even if you don't fully understand WMI, using WMIC can give you some great results. This script demonstrates the functionality and benefits of WMIC. Remeber, this is a BATCH file not a vbscript.