Mapping @HOMESHR is mostly unnecessary - it its defined in the user profile, it should map auto-magically.
You SHOULD remove the reference to SetTime - this was for Wintendo (WFW and Win-9x) platforms that did not know how to sync with a DC. All of the domain-aware platforms since Server 2000 and XP auto-sync time and you should not force time-sync during logon.
Minor thing - "?" is a substitute for @CRLF, which is usually placed at the end of a line. It's not a "print" command (like the old BASIC interpreters). If you put it first, you will leave the cursor hanging at the end of a line when the script ends, which might make a difference if other commands that follow (or the bat file running the Kix script) outputs anything.
Glenn
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