Okay! I tried the links below but couldn't find anything on mapping printers to Win95 & NT clients via logon script. I want to assign users to groups and have the script check the groups that the user belongs and then map the printer according to group id. Any ideas? Thanks Matt

Don't know that you will be able to map printers based on USERGROUPS. The only logon script variables that I am aware of are %homedrive%, %homepath%, %homeshare%, %os%, %processor%, %username%, %userdomain%. However, here is the script segment we use to map printers for individual users. This is a sample of application specific mappings based on usernames mapping to specific shared dricves and network printers. I use the 2 different subscripts to map different printers based on the users location in the building. :ACCPAC REM MAPS THE ACCPAC DATA DRIVES FOR AUTHORIZED USERS REM YOU MUST ADD AN ENTRY FOR EACH AUTHORIZED USER if %username%==denisel goto ADDACC1 if %username%==acctemp goto ADDACC2 goto ENDACCPAC :ADDACC1 net use l: \\chipont\financedata net use lpt2: \\chipont\HP4000ADMIN goto ENDACCPAC :ADDACC2 net use l: \\chipont\financedata net use lpt2: \\chipont\HP5FINANCE goto ENDACCPAC :ENDACCPAC This is the section of the script that we use to map printers for WIN95 users. :ADDWIN95 REM THIS SECTION RESETS PRINTERS FOR WIN95 USERS AND MAPS THE SHARED HOME DIRECTORY if %OS%==Windows_NT goto END95ADD if exist lpt2: net use lpt2: /delete if exist lpt3: net use lpt3: /delete net use lpt2: \\chipont\HP4000ADMIN net use lpt3: \\chipont\HP-4-ONT-BULLPEN net use u: /home :END95ADD I hope this helps...if you have questions, feel free to email me.

The NT Resource Kit comes with a utility called IFMEMBER. With that utility you do something like: IFMEMBER "ACCOUNTING" THEN NET USE LPT2: \\DOMAIN\BIGPRINTER IFMEMBER "JANITORIAL" THEN NET USE LPT2: \\DOMAIN\MOPBUCKET or something like that. The IFMEMBER utility checks for group membership. I do remember there being a problem if a user is a member of too many groups (like 32). Check MS site for a fix.

What if you wanted to map specific drives based on a user's group membership? How do you do that?