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How long did it take you to migrate from your departmental scripts to KixTart?



Not all that long, really. The biggest pain was determining whether the antiquated and unmaintained logon scripts were still mapping valid shares. The next was handling conflicting drive letter mappings.

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The log in scripts that I want to modify are used by hundreds of end users..only 20 will have access to this share.



If you use KiX, you can add these 20 users into a group and use KiXtart's InGroup function to determine if they should get the drive mapped. It would look something like this...

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If InGroup("Funky_Group")
    Use F: /DELETE
    Use F: "\\Disco_Server\Funkadelic_Share"
EndIf


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Maybe they won't notice an extra drive mapping : )



Good luck with that.

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Or...I'll create 20 individual log in scripts...



You could pay me a large consulting fee and I'll write all 20 for you.

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Or...I'll tell them to map a drive...



Or they could all pay me a consulting fee and I will instruct them how to; 1) flagellate themselves with network cables, 2) worship me as a minor deity and, 3) map a network share.