If (($daystoexpire -ge "0") -and ($daystoexpire -lt $expireindays))
    {
        "$Date - INFO: Sending expiry notice email to $Name" | Out-File ($DirPath + "\" + "LocalPWLog.txt") -Append
        Write-Host "Sending Password expiry email to $name. Password expiring in $daystoexpire days" -ForegroundColor Yellow

        $EmailParams = @{
        SmtpServer = $SMTPHost
        Port = 587
        UseSsl = $true
        Credential  = $cred
        From = $FromEmail
        To = $emailaddress
        Subject = 'Your password will expire $daystoexpire days'
        Body = "Dear $Name,
Your Domain password will expire in $daystoexpire days. Please change it as soon as possible.

To change your password, follow the method below:

1. On your Windows computer
    a.  If you are not in the office, logon and connect to VPN.
    b.  Log onto your computer as usual and make sure you are connected to the internet.
    c.  Press Ctrl-Alt-Del and click on ""Change Password"".
    d.  Fill in your old password and set a new password.  See the password requirements below.
    e.  Press OK to return to your desktop.

The new password must meet the minimum requirements set forth in our corporate policies including:
    1.  It must be at least 8 characters long.
    2.  It must contain at least one character from 3 of the 4 following groups of characters:
        a.  Uppercase letters (A-Z)
        b.  Lowercase letters (a-z)
        c.  Numbers (0-9)
        d.  Symbols (!@#$%^&*...)
    3.  It cannot match any of your past 24 passwords.
    4.  It cannot contain characters which match 3 or more consecutive characters of your username.
    5.  You cannot change your password more often than once in a 24 hour period.

If you have any questions please contact our Support team at support@thelazyadministrator.com or call us at 555.555.5555

Thanks,
The Lazy Administrator
support@thelazyadministrator.com
555.555.5555"
}
        Write-Host "Sending E-mail to $emailaddress..." -ForegroundColor Green
        Try
        {
            Send-MailMessage @EmailParams
        }
        Catch
        {
            $_ | Out-File ($DirPath + "\" + "Log.txt") -Append
        }
    }