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(get-aduser -Filter * -Properties *) |
    where {$_.ScriptPath -eq "BenefitsTrans.bat"} |
    ForEach-Object {
        Write-Host $_.Name
        set-aduser $_.samaccountName -ScriptPath "BenefitsAdmin.bat"
        Write-Host $_.Name $_.ScriptPath
        }

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function Global:Get-ObjectTypeInfo{
    param($objType)

    $objTypeAsString=@()

    if($objType -isnot [type]) {
        If ($objType -is [string]) {$objTypeAsString=$objType}
        Else{$objTypeAsString=($objType.GetType()).FullName}
        }
    Else{$objTypeAsString=$objType.FullName}

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function global:Get-CompFolder{
    param($iFolderLoc)

    $objCompFolder = [Ordered]@{
        'Location' = $iFolderLoc
        'Folder' = Get-Item $iFolderLoc
        'Tree' = Get-ChildItem $iFolderLoc -Recurse |
            Add-Member -MemberType ScriptProperty -Name 'RelativeName' -Force -PassThru -Value {
                $this.FullName -replace ('.*' + [regex]::escape($iFolderLoc))
            }

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<# Export-Icon
    Extracts the icon from an executible (.EXE) file.

    By default, this will extract the icon to the same folder and name as
    the BaseName of the executible, with a ".ICO" extension.

    Usage:
        -SourceEXE
            Mandatory.  This must be a valid UNC. (you can pass any file, but
            it will most likely only work with .EXE files)

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 <# Open-OneNoteNotebook

    Pass in the UNC path of a OneNote notebook folder, then this will add it to the
    list of opened notebooks in OneNote.

    Ex:
        Open-OneNoteNotebook '\\consanto\public\KnowledgeBase\'
#>

If (-Not (Test-Path function:global:Open-OneNoteNotebook)) {

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<# Enable-RemotePS

Uses PSEXEC to enable WSMan on a remote computer.  Also enables remote PS execution, then returns
information on that comptuter--whether those features are enabled (WSMan control & remote PS),
also returns all compatible versions of .NET installed on that computer and the current PS version.

Usage:
Enable-RemotePS 'computerName.domain.com'
'computer1','computer2','computer3' | Enable-RemotePS
#>

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<#
Verify contents between two tree structures and copy newer or missing files from the source to the destination
#>
　
function Global:Copy-Diff{
    param($SourcePath,$DestinationPath,[switch]$Informational,[switch]$Force)

    # Variable setup...
    # Verify paths & normalize path names

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 function Get-VersionAsInt {
    param($VersionInfo,[switch]$FileVersion)

    $digits = 6

    If ($FileVersion){$iVersionNumber = $VersionInfo.FileVersion}
    Else{$iVersionNumber = $VersionInfo.ProductVersion}

    $rVersionInt = ''

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 <#
 This checks for non-current copies of SysAid & uninstalls them.

 FILES:
    Uninstall-SysAid.ps1
        This file.  Must be run with execution policy bypassed:
        powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file .\Uninstall-SysAid.ps1
    SysAidAgentx64.msi
        This is the "install" file.  We're using it with uninstall
        switches to remove existing copies of SysAid.

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# Remove registry entries
    $null = New-PSDrive -Name HKCR -PSProvider Registry -Root HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

    # Remove registry entries

    $oldRegKeys = `
        'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Ilient',
        'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Ilient',
        'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{FC5E1D1D-6D3F-4844-A937-567D589F655E}'