> I dont know if this helps or even if its what you are trying
> to do, but there is a program called PUTINENV.EXE. I dont
> know precisley what this does, but we use it in the capacity
> that it takes the username and is then able to map a drive
> letter to a share matching the username.
PUTINENV was written for Windows 98 clients to give them NT-style
variables. Here is a portion of the Windows 98 section of our login
script, which describes its usage:
REM ===================================================
REM ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES -
REM Add Environment Variable Settings
REM ===================================================
REM Insert Environment variables into Windows 98 environment
REM %COMPUTERNAME% - Local Computer Name
REM %USERNAME% - Logged in Username
REM %LANGROUP% - Domain Name
REM %MAJOR% - ?
REM %MINOR% - ?
R:\SYSTEM\PATH\PUTINENV L
I was once told what Major and Minor were, but I have sine forgotten.
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Adam Smith
Information Technology Officer
SAGE Automation Ltd.
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http://www.sageautomation.com
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