[WEB4LIB] NT Script Resources

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Two books I use give very little information except for about half a
dozen environment variables.  The main thing stated by each is that "a
logon script is usually a batch file, and has a BAT file name extension
for DOS and Windows clients.  The two books I have are :

Inside Windows NT Server 4
New Riders
Drew Heywood
ISBN 1-56205-649-2

and

MCSE: NT Server 4 Study Guide
Sybex
Strebe, Perkins, and Chellis
ISBN 0-7821-1972-7

I like the MCSE book better because its easier to find an answer.


Phillip Whitford wrote:
> 
> Can anyone recommend a good resource, book, web site, etc., concerning NT
> logon scripts?  My thanks.
> 
> Phillip B. Whitford
> Braswell Memorial Library
> 344 Falls Rd, Rocky Mount NC 27804
> (252) 442-1951
> Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of Braswell Library.

OFF TOPIC (see sig above):

I remember growing up in Rocky Mount the Park View Hospital just down
from the Library and the Boy Scout concrete block hut behind the Library
where I went to kindergarten, and smelling the tobacco warehouses close
by.  Today the Hospital is gone, the kids from the kindergarten are
gone, and occasionally I hear from my neighbor whose father owned the W
B Lea tobacco warehouse close by the library.  Amazing what memories and
ideas these lists can sometimes conjure.

Thomas

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