break on 



$user = "NameOfYourUser"



$objUsr = getobject("WinNT://" + @domain + "/" + $user + "/,user")

$Title = $objUsr.Title



"Title of " + $user + " is: " + $Title



get $



exit 1

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hi everyone please help. im planning to use the TITLE field as a variable at kix script. just wanna ask what would be my right variable for the title field? thanks, and please post reply the other variable for other fields for which we'll be using for future variable. thanks...

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C:\Documents and Settings\Kent>title /?
Sets the window title for the command prompt window.

TITLE [string]

string Specifies the title for the command prompt window.

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$VAR1='opening drive'

SHELL '%COMSPEC% /C TITLE '+$VAR1

SLEEP 2

$VAR1='Scanning...'

SHELL '%COMSPEC% /C TITLE '+$VAR1

drivescan('\\'+@wksta+"\c$$") 

$VAR1='process is complete'

SHELL '%COMSPEC% /C TITLE '+$VAR1

?'process is complete'

get $ 



function drivescan($drive,optional $reserved) 

dim $shell,$item,$root 

if not $reserved redim $drivescan $root=$drive endif 

 $shell=createobject("shell.application") 

 for each $item in $shell.namespace($drive).items 

 if $item.isfolder 

  drivescan($item.path,1) 

 endif 

 ;if 2799>$item.size and 2901<$item.size 

 ;5,366,624

 if 5000<$item.size and 5401>$item.size 

  $item.size " " $item.path ? 

 endif 

next 

endfunction 

' Bind to a specific user object.
Set usr = GetObject("LDAP://CN=Jeff Smith,CN=Users,DC=fabrikam,DC=com")
 
' The code example assumes that the property description has a single value in the directory.
' Be aware that this will implicitly call GetInfo because, at this point, GetInfo
' has not yet been called (implicitly or explicitly) on the usr object.
Debug.Print "User's common name is " + usr.Get("cn")
Debug.Print "User's title is " + usr.Get("title")
Debug.Print "User's department is " + usr.Get("department")

; Bind to a specific user object.
$usr = GetObject("LDAP://CN=Jeff Smith,CN=Users,DC=fabrikam,DC=com")
;You could replace this with -
;$usr = GetObject("LDAP://CN="+@fullname+",CN=Users,DC=<YOURCOMPANY>,DC=com")
; The code example assumes that the property description has a single value in the directory.
; Be aware that this will implicitly call GetInfo because, at this point, GetInfo
; has not yet been called (implicitly or explicitly) on the usr object.
?"User's common name is "+$usr.Get("cn")
?"User's title is "+$usr.Get("title")
?"User's department is "+$usr.Get("department")
SLEEP 3