August 29, 2008 09:10pm pdt

1. Shift-3 160,116
2. RobSamp... 109,021
3. oBdA 97,340
4. sirbounty 92,304
5. dragon-it 82,845
6. knightEkni... 70,760
7. sungenw... 64,929
8. SteveGTR 58,540
9. devil_him... 43,524
10. canali 42,450
11. AmazingT... 31,180
12. farhankazi 30,960
13. RQuadling 29,100
14. purplepo... 24,896
15. and235... 22,525
16. merowinger 21,447
17. JesterToo 17,579
18. BSonPosh 15,200
19. KCTS 13,180
20. leew 12,810
21. matrixnz 11,100
22. weellio 10,575
23. TheCaped... 9,425
24. trythisone 8,800
25. zabu99 8,670

1. SteveGTR 369,130
2. sirbounty 317,589
3. Shift-3 223,626
4. RobSamp... 217,241
5. oBdA 167,080
6. dragon-it 148,995
7. knightEkni... 132,574
8. farhankazi 68,250
9. leew 67,892
10. RQuadling 67,586
11. sungenw... 64,929
12. Interactive... 58,227
13. amit_g 56,535
14. JesterToo 54,949
15. canali 53,600
16. devil_him... 43,524
17. AmazingT... 31,180
18. chandru_... 30,500
19. merowinger 26,707
20. purplepo... 24,896
21. matrixnz 24,885
22. and235... 24,775
23. KCTS 24,240
24. BSonPosh 24,150
25. Kavar 23,817

05.16.2008 at 02:51PM PDT, ID: 23409857 | Points: 500

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User Profiles in Batch scripting

Asked by itguy565 in Windows Batch Scripting, Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Miscellaneous Programming

Tags: Microsoft, Windows XP

ok on my system I have multiple users

User1
User2
User3
user4

I need to be able to copy data from the same folder for multiple users and be able to differentiate what user profile the data came from.

I have found that if I use the %username% variable it displays the logged on users name.. Is there a way that I can do the same for user2, user3, and user4?

Thanks
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Keywords: User Profiles in Batch scripting

	Title
1	user1 running user2's crontab
2	Batch file backup of all user profiles
3	File Manipulation with Batch files
4	Synchronizing roaming and local profile…
5	profile syncronization questions
6	Feed in variables with loop

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