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Organizing Scripts Better

Hi everyone - 

Basically what I am hoping to accomplish or find out if anyone else has thought about this, is a better means of organizing scripts.

I am currently employing a fairly specific naming convention for my scripts, which is helpful (but becoming a gigantic list of scripts to sort throught) - as such: SW - Software Vendor Name - Application Name and Version - Script Purpose /Script Parameters - Location (if necessary). In a real life example, my location specific script to install Acrobat XI Pro title reads like this: SW - Adobe - Acrobat XI Pro - INSTALL /P - BLGS.

What I would love (and this is may be the wrong forum for this) is labels FOR scripts (NOTE: Not associating scripts with a smart label in order for the script to know which computers to run on) - but labels that organize scripts - such as strictly SW scripts, Adobe scripts, install scripts, etc.

Has anyone else thought about this and/or come up with a way to better organize them? I'm up for changing my naming scheme as I am only at about 70 scripts right now...better now than when I have a few hundred.

Thanks!

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  • no thoughts from anyone? Any thoughts are appreciated. - jfrank 10 years ago
  • I am looking for a way to organize my scripts on K1000 and ended up here. Just wondering whether you made any progress other than naming conventions.
    Thanks - snowday 5 years ago
  • Any solution to this? I am interested as well. Yes, I utilize the search function, but a filter function or smart labels would be so much cleaner. - nicolebeth 3 years ago

Answers (1)

Posted by: kjfaucheux@lpssonline.com 5 years ago
Senior White Belt
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Have you tried filtering in the search box when you are looking for something specific?  You can also put search words in the notes section such as SW, location, etc.

 
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