How do I edit the login script in XP? 1

[pixiepoet]

I'm always afraid I am asking a stupid question, but here goes: How do I edit the login script in XP?

I want my PC to have the following code in the login script:

net use lpt1 \\ServerName\PrintQueue1
net use lpt2 \\ServerName\PrintQueue2

(I want to do this with 3 PC's on our network, because I want to print DOS-based applications on these printers using Windows XP)

WHERE CAN I FIND THE LOGIN SCRIPT SO I CAN PUT THIS LINE OF CODE IN?

I would appreciate any help. Thanks.

 

[wolluf]

Local Policy Group Editor. Run gpedit.msc. If you want a logon script for the machine, go to Computer Configuration|Windows Settings|Scripts|Startup (User Configuration|Windows Settings|Scripts|Logon for user). If you double click on entry then click on add button, you can supply a script (xxx.bat file). Default location (as you'll see by browsing) is \WINDOWS\system32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Scripts\Startup. So if you save your batch file (as eg map.bat) in there, then select that in gpedit.msc when you go to add, that should do you.