I would like to list all users in my Active Directory.  In the results I
would like all the groups each member is apart of.  I hope this has allready
been done so the wheel isn't reinvented.  I just can't seem to find anything
exactly like this.  Thanks in advance.  George ...

   I have what I hope is a simple question. I have a need, using Wsh or
VBScript, to determine if the current computer is a server or a workstation.
Is there a registry key I can read to discover this?
Thanks very much.

One of the very handy features of MSBuild is that it supports a recursive
wildcard specification:
<Compile Include="**\*.cs"/>
That will grab every .cs file from the current dir on downward. You could

below is a copy of my current Login script, I map Drives and Printers during
login based on user groups, however I ahve to problems;
1)   I would like to map the home dir as well in the same manor as the other
mappings.

I need to write a script that finds and deletes files older that 3 months in
a single folder.Any ideas?
Thanks
-Will

I have a custom made vbs script which works fine in a test
environment.  Once moved into production it does not work, it give
error 67.
The server is win 2003 std dc.  The os is win xp.

I removed .NET framework 2.0 Beta 2 before installing C# Express. But I
had not removed Monad beta. How can I remove it now?
Aleksei Guzev

Currently, I use scripts like
strDBServerName = "SQL01"
Set objSQLServer = CreateObject("SQLDMO.SQLServer")
objSQLServer.LoginSecure = True

Currently, I have to manually add each user from our team to each computer. I
wish to create a script that I can run on each computer that will add all the
users. This can be done by either drawing the user info from .csv, .txt, or
an excel sheet. If possible, I'd also like some ...

I am looking for a script that will set the DNS settings on a W2K
Professional PC to check the checkbox: "Append parent suffixes of the primary
DNS suffix".  This checkbox is found in the TCP/IP Networking properties, in
the DNS section.

I am getting this message when the login script runs in a windows 2000
domain.  It doesn't effect anything because the script runs and all the
drives map correctly but does anyone know how to get rid of it?  Thank you.

this shld be simple, but i can't remember where to get it.
i derive the harddisk space in kb, what is the formula to convert to mb ?

I am trying to set a System variable using VBScript but not having much luck.
Can anybody help out with an example.
If possible, I am trying to add a value to an existing Variable which needs
to be appended after the last value.

I have write a very simple logon script (.bat) to map a network drive to an
user when he logon to domain. I put the bat file into folder
"c:\winnt\sysvol\sysvol\mydomain\script\" and put the file name to the user
profile setting.

I am not very familiar with windows scripting so I hope someone here can
help me. This is for backup purposes.
I need to copy one log file on a server to another folder an rename it so
several copies of the log file can exist in a same folder. I was thinking of