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dsquery computer &gt;&nbsp;computers.txt
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There are also some great programs from<br />
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sysinternals.com ( Now owned by MS ).<br />
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I hope this helps !
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There are also some great programs from

sysinternals.com ( Now owned by MS ).


I hope this helps !

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As LauraEHunterMVP wrote, dsquery is a good option.<br />
If you want to use the GUI &quot;saved queries&quot; is an option (can be found in 'active directory users and computers'). Create a query, run the query and save the output (export list) to a tab or comma delimited file.
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As LauraEHunterMVP wrote, dsquery is a good option.
If you want to use the GUI "saved queries" is an option (can be found in 'active directory users and computers'). Create a query, run the query and save the output (export list) to a tab or comma delimited file.

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Thanks for your input, however, none of these responses walk me through the steps. Can someone show the steps to create a query within Saved Queries, or how to use dsquery. Thanks.
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Thanks for your input, however, none of these responses walk me through the steps. Can someone show the steps to create a query within Saved Queries, or how to use dsquery. Thanks.

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This is great, minvis!<br />
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How can I access the query from a .NET application such as VB.NET 2005/2008?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Bill
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This is great, minvis!

How can I access the query from a .NET application such as VB.NET 2005/2008?

Thanks
Bill

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I am looking for a way to export all computer accounts from Active Directory 2003. Thanks.
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I am looking for a way to export all computer accounts from Active Directory 2003. Thanks.

Export a list of computer accounts in Active Directory.

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