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• Access Violation in Cmd.exe in Long Batch Files Using "FOR /F" target="_blank" - 250998
  Describes how to resolve memory access errors that may be encountered when running batch files for a long period of time.
• AddUsers Automates Creation of a Large Number of Users - 199878
  Described the command line parameters for the addusers.exe tool. This tool is used to make create, modify, or delete users on a Windows system.
• Alternative Solution to Obtain a MAP ROOT Share - 168918
  Described commands needed to share each users' home directory.
• Automating PPTP Connection Via ISP Connection - 173527
  Describes how to automate VPN connections over dialup using the rasdial utility.
• Automating Updates to Local Groups on Member Servers - 180546
  Batch files can be used to remotely add user accounts to local groups on all computers running Windows NT or Windows 2000 in a domain environment.
• Command Processor May Not Parse Excessive Arguments Properly - 259622
  A fix to address systems hangs when parsing long environment strings.
• Environment Variables Not Set by "Double-Click" target="_blank" Or Available in Another Command Window - 263105
  Describes how to use the setx utility to create and change environment variables in all virtual machine instances.
• Error Level 2 Returned on DELETE Command When No Files Found - 158358
  The DELETE command returns an error level of 0 for a successful operation. However, beginning with Windows NT 4.0, DELETE returns an error level of 2 if it finds no files to delete.
• How to Hide the Logon Script Dialog Box on a Windows Client - 176197
  Describes how to hide the dialog box indicating that a login script is running.
• How to Produce a List of Users and SIDs - 177077
  This article describes how to produce a sorted list of Windows NT user names and their corresponding Security Identifiers (SIDs).
• How to Produce a List of Workstations and the Last Logged On User - 260324
  A batch file to produce a text file containing the name of each computer in a domain and the last user who logged into each computer.
• How to Replace Currently Locked Files with Inuse.exe - 228930
  Describes how to use the inuse.exe utility to replace files that are marked as "in use" target="_blank" by the operating system.
• How to Run a Batch File Before Logging on to Your Computer - 243486
  Describes how to use the autoexnt service to schedule execution of batch files or scripts at Windows startup.
• How to Use CACLS.EXE in a Batch File - 135268
  A short description of how to use cacls.exe in a batch file for all forms of Windows NT and Windows 2000.
• How to Use Logevent.exe to Log Events From a Batch File - 131008
  Summary of, and instructions on, how to log events from a batch file in Windows NT 3.x and 4.0 using Logevent.exe.
• How to Use the Cusrmgr.exe Tool to Change Administrator Account Password on Multiple Computers - 272530
  Describes some of the command line parameters for cusrmgr.exe.
• "Not Recognized" target="_blank" Error Using PKZIP.EXE with Ampersand (&) Switch - 130893
  Includes a summary, cause and workaround for how to fix this error in Windows NT 3.x.
• Problems Running Batch Files Through Scheduler Service - 142432
  Addresses resolutions to problems encountered when running batch files via the scheduling service. Addressed issues include missing environment variables and CALL statements not returning.
• REM Does Not Prevent Parsing of FOR Statement in Batch File - 155572
  Describes how to prevent commented-out FOR statements in batch files from generating errors.
• Undocumented CACLS: Group Permissions Capabilities - 162786
  Describes CACLS, a command-line tool used to display or modify access control lists associated with directories or files.
• Using Batch Files to Automate Networking Tasks - 173529
  This article demonstrates a few ways to use Windows NT command extensions in conjunction with Windows NT Resource Kit utilities within batch files to automate common networking tasks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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