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Think i have it... cd d:\ for /d %%A in (*) do ( cd %%A "Hello" > test.txt cd \ ) thanks anyway !

Lets say we have D:\ with folders named: A B C D etc... (to Z) I want to CD into folder A THEN xcopy subfolder1 here, xcopy subfolder2 there, copy Folder A flat root content files somewhere else, THEN CD.. THEN Move to folder B The process will then start again, until all folders have been completed. I think i need to use a FOR /D Research = Batch for loops - Judago's scripts / console stuff for /d - Loop through directory | SS64.com Any help would be amazing !

Anyone still looking for ADM then copy below into something.adm - Works fine on Win7

This was the bit that make it work. All working now, thanks for everyones help.

i wanted to avoid the creating folder for each. If i did this then you wouldn't need create owner as their permission would give them all the security they need.

Thanks for the info, I will try this today.

The reason this link works is when you are in AD and add the user, AD will create the home folder for the user. This folder is given the permission of the account created. This cannot be done in this scenario.

I don't think the CREATE OWNER does what it sound like. I was doing some reading and it's normally used in AD for controlling objects.

This is what I thought, it just dosn't seem to work.

I'm sure this could be done. I have one folder, I wish students to be able to read/write/delete their own files but not another students in the same folder. The folder is empty until used by a student. I was thinking you had to use CREATOR OWNER, SELF or something in the permissions. I have given all students base level Traverse folder & List Folder access. I just can't get them to create a file with only their permission. Any thoughts? Many Thanks Kyle.

What system are you using to deploy?

i wrote a manual for this. FOG .29 & .32 My Windows 7 Guide (32/64 Bit) DocV1 | blog.ibuddy.info

Yeh I spotted that was used a lot. Have.download nd am trying to get it working. 1 question, if.you get a new Mac can you just boot to network and image or is there a agent application to need to kick it off?

I have one MAC OSX 10.6.4 & a MAC OSX Server 10.6 I want to install all my software on the mac and then take an image to the server so if i want i can redeploy it to the mac. Where do I start. (after building MAC as i like it) Do i work on workstation and create an upload job? Do i work on the server and do a pull job? Do i install the admin tools on MAC client or is it's happy with std applications? Please help

put the computer in it;s own OU in AD. Block GPO's and add the default policy Then gpupdate /force This will let you know if it's one of your GPO's