If you use GetFileTime() in your logon script it retrives the filetime ok for files
in the netlogon share, but returnes nothing for for files on the local drive.

If you execute your logon script again after logon, GetFileTime() returns a value also
for local files.

I use this function to replicate the logon scrips to the client, if the filetime for
the local file is different from the file in the netlogon share it is copyed
to the local drive.
XCopy /D won't do the job, if some 'clever' user have made changes to any of the files,
because then the local copy might be newer than the copy in netlogon.

I have only tested this for Win95

Erik

[This message has been edited by kholm (edited 04 May 2001).]