At least it's an easy one, since you need it yesrerday.

For drive mappings you'd use the USE command. Syntax would be
code:
use x: '\\server\share'
For personal home directories in a multi-OS situation you'd do the following. Create hidden shares for each user directory, e.g. you have d:\users\user1, d:\users\user2 and you create a hidden share user1$, user2$. Then you have a Kixtart script like
code:
use p: '\\server\'+@USERID+'$$' /persistent
which will map a userid (e.g. user1) to the hidden share user1$ and you're all set.

For group dependent mappings, you'd code like this:
code:
if ingroup('group a')
  use x: '\\server\share1'
endif

; next line works only in KiXtart 4.10 and newer version
if ingroup('group a','group b')
  use y: ''\\server\share1'
endif
I would highly ecommend to read the KiXtart manual since it contains a lot of examples for each command/function.
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