Hmm. You don't need a USERID list in the logon script to map drives. Here is the code I posted again:

code:
USE E: "\\server\share" /user:"domain\@USERID"
The whole point of this is the "domain\@USERID" is the current user on the new domain. I would guess that when you do:

USE E: "\\server\share" it is probably using the default username of olddomain\userid instead of the NEWdomain\userid.

The code posted above will NOT require anything additional to run properly. @USERID is a macro that is determined from the currently logged on user.

Now, having said that, I haven't tested it. But, IF the problem is that it's trying to map using the username on the old domain (which is what I suspect), this should fix it.

Brian