Hi I downloaded the VBscript file to create folders for my users in AD, but I am not a VBS programmer, can anybody help me in changing it so I can use a specific OU to create the folders. At the moment it creates the whole domain. Here is the script from Microsoft Q234746 Sub GetParentDir ParentDir = InputBox("Type the path of the parent folder for the user folders:", "Parent Directory Input Prompt", ParentDir) If Not FS.FolderExists(ParentDir) Then GetParentDir End If End Sub Dim WSHNetwork, WSHShell, FS, Domain, DomainObj, Computer, ShareServiceObj, ParentDir, Hidden, Drive Set FS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set WSHNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") Set ShareServiceObj = GetObject("WinNT://" & WSHNetwork.ComputerName & "/LanManServer") Domain = InputBox("Type the name of your domain:","Enumeration and Creation of User Shares","DomainName") ParentDir = "C:\Users" GetParentDir Hidden = MsgBox("Do you want the user shares to be hidden? If yes, the share will be username$; If no, the share will be username", 4, "Hidden Shares?") Hidden = Hidden - 7 Drive = InputBox("What drive letter do you want to map the home folder to?", "Drive Letter?", "X:") Set DomainObj = GetObject("WinNT://" & Domain) DomainObj.Filter = Array("User") For Each UserObj in DomainObj Dim ShareName If Not FS.FolderExists(ParentDir & "\" & UserObj.Name) Then FS.CreateFolder(ParentDir & "\" & UserObj.Name) End If ShareName = UserObj.Name If Hidden Then ShareName = ShareName & "$" End If On Error Resume Next Set NewShare = ShareServiceObj.Create("fileshare", ShareName) If Not Err Then NewShare.Path = ParentDir & "\" & UserObj.Name NewShare.MaxUserCount = 1 'Sets the limit for the number of user connections NewShare.SetInfo UserObj.HomeDirectory = "\\" & WSHNetwork.ComputerName & "\" & ShareName UserObj.HomeDirDrive = Drive 'Requires ADSI 2.5 UserObj.SetInfo End If Next MsgBox "Script Complete",, "Finished" By the way the script doesn't actually share the folders out in Windows 2003, it just create them, even though it ask me to shared them with a hidden $. Thanks Ken

OU? Michael J

Hi It's for a server. eg. Windows 2003 server. OU is Organization unit. I have created one for my users, Ken