how to set our own path to xp client in a domain controller of win2003 server

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iam using win2003 as domain controller with 100 xp clients, now i want to use turboc2 in xp and want to save files in server for this i need to give turboc2 in path of every client, how can i set path at a time in server to run on all xp clients when it connected to domain?
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You can do this by using VBScript in a logonscript; hereafter an example:

<pre>Dim CurrPath
Dim NewPath
Set WshShell = CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
Set WshSystemEnv = WshShell.Environment(“SYSTEM”)
CurrPath = WshSystemEnv(“PATH”)
NewPath = CurrPath & “;c:\mydir;” ‘ set the “;c:\mydir;” to your own needs
<b>WshSystemEnv(”PATH”) = NewPath</b>
</pre>

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  • mshen
    I can't seem to grasp what you are trying to do. Do you want to create a mapped drive to a share on the server when the users login?
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  • Bluesoft
    Thanks for ur reply i want to use turboc2 locally(client) in cmd mode to save in mapdrive in server, for this i need to create tc local path right? so i want to do this in all client systems through DC win2003, any possibility there??
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  • carlosdl
    How do you do it manually (full details please) ?
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  • Bluesoft
    set path=c:windows;c:turboc2
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  • carlosdl
    Alessandro, that script does not actually set the new path. I think this is missing: WshSystemEnv("PATH") = NewPath I also think this will cause ";c:mydir;" to be added each time the user logs on (i.e. ... ;c:mydir;c:mydir;c:mydir;c:mydir) How would you deal with this ? maybe some logoff script ? ---------------------------- Bluesoft, are you going to put your program executables in that path, so users can run them from there ? , or what you need to do is make your programs save their data to that path ?
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