Hi, I am working for a company and we are trying to get a print off or snapshop of all the users that are registered with the Active Directory on our server. We have looked in many places, but have not been able to locate how to print the list, (aside from multiple print screen button pushes). We would appriciate it if someone was able to help us with this problem. Oh, we are running Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Thanks! George Please respond after you have solved your problem to notify who helped you and what solved the problem. Both sides benefit when you do.

In ADUC, if you make a new query under the saved queries tree, you will be able to retrieve a list of every user in the domain, then it's just a case of exporting that list although I can't help you with that part just yet, I'll have a poke around and post back in a while. Rob Rob Golding - Gold Computer Solutions - Networking, Email and IT Services/Support - www.goldcs.co.uk

OK I've had a look, and it can be done. You just make a new query, and then export it as a CSV file, (right click the query, export list - choose Comma Seperated Values file. This will then open in Excel, where it can be printed. Easy! Hope this helps, Rob Rob Golding - Gold Computer Solutions - Networking, Email and IT Services/Support - www.goldcs.co.uk

There's also the csvde command that achieves this. "Milk was a bad choice!"

Rob Golding & heropsycho2177: Thank you for replying to the question. Yes, the export list does work, however, it doesn't pull the users from inside the folder. We have a folder that contains all the users, then inside that one, other ones that contain where they are located. So my question now, is how to I export everything, including what is in the folders, or how do I make the query to bring all the users together? I am also trying to get all their email addresses and other related information about the user, not just their user name, if that is at all possible. Thanks! George Please respond after you have solved your problem to notify who helped you and what solved the problem. Both sides benefit when you do.

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