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by philldmc

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I currently have 150 students that I want to add a log-in script for.

I would like to add this script to all 150 students without having to select one at a time.

Is there a way I can add a log-in script for a group?

Thanks
Phill

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by shmaltz

Select all of them at once. You can do that by clicking on the first name, then hold down the "CTRL" key while selecting the others. Then you open the properties and put in a logon script.

by chris

Under Windows NT: ... just select them all in USRMGR, and click on USER /
PROPERTIES, and go to the profile button and put in a logon script

This will change all the logon scripts to whatever you specify.

by chris

I've also written a VBscript that has done this, but there is also a simple command for doing this from the command line:

NET USER /DOMAIN /SCRIPT:

by philldmc

I think I might have posted this under the wrong heading. I'm running W2K Server with SP3. I noticed that I've posted it in the NT room. People might assume I'm talking about NT4, I still consider W2K NT.

I've selected all the students by using crlt + the ones I want, actucally I was able to go into the group students and select all the students by using shift + the first one and last one. But I didn't find any options for properities. When I select more then one the properities option goes away.

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