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Aladdin420
Programmer
If you are using VBScript here's how u're gonna get the username:
Dim WSHNet
Set WSHNet = CreateObject("Wscript.Network"
MsgBox "Username is: "&WSHNet.UserName
Enjoy!!
Dim WSHNet
Set WSHNet = CreateObject("Wscript.Network"
MsgBox "Username is: "&WSHNet.UserName
Enjoy!!
NickHarrison
Technical User
Hi Aladdin,
I was wondering if you know how to get hold of the 'User Logon Name' from Active Directory? I need this since our 'User Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000)' is different. %username% gets me pre win2k name but i need the other for reference in outlook profile generation where our exchange5.5 alias & director names are in the same format as our new AD logon names.
Does this make sense? i kinda got a bit tongue/finger tied.
Cheers mate
Nick.Harrison@aventis.com
I was wondering if you know how to get hold of the 'User Logon Name' from Active Directory? I need this since our 'User Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000)' is different. %username% gets me pre win2k name but i need the other for reference in outlook profile generation where our exchange5.5 alias & director names are in the same format as our new AD logon names.
Does this make sense? i kinda got a bit tongue/finger tied.
Cheers mate
Nick.Harrison@aventis.com
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