Curious - - is it for email purposes?

The reason I ask is if they company doesn't want ateodosijevic coming up in email - 
that's a simple change of the DISPLAY NAME in Exchange.

Just trying to come up with alternatives as I am not aware of any 3rd party tool to 
breakdown the 20 character restriction.

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Yes,
Company rule does state that it must be first name followed by last name!


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How about ateodosijevic?

If the A is a common enough name/initial that there are two in the company
(or 3 or 4) I would then move toaMIDDLENAME INITIAL teodosijevic. If by
chance they have the same first AND middle name I would go with
aMIDDLEINITIAL teodosijevic1 then aMIDDLEINITIAL teodosijevic2.

All above example are still below 20 characters. 

Is there a company rule that says you MUST use the full first name?

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Hi people,
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to expand the number of characters I
can use to create a username in W2K AD. Most people over in Serbia have long
first names and last names. I ran into a problem when creating a username
that was longer than 20 characters long. My example is as follows,
andjelka.teodosijevic W2K AD would create her username as
andjelka.teodosijevi without the c at the end. 


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