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You can copy login scripts within syscon if you will run it within Windows, press ALT+ENTER, mark&amp;copy the right place, paste in the right place.<br />
I am not sure but I think you can do it with the Uimport utility in Netware 4.11.<br />
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Saar<br />

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Another Answer:

You can copy login scripts within syscon if you will run it within Windows, press ALT+ENTER, mark&copy the right place, paste in the right place.
I am not sure but I think you can do it with the Uimport utility in Netware 4.11.

Saar


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Yeah - if you have a lot of users to do, then add via uimport - but if you have that many users with the same script, why not just set up a profile, put the script in that and make them use the profile ?<br />

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Yeah - if you have a lot of users to do, then add via uimport - but if you have that many users with the same script, why not just set up a profile, put the script in that and make them use the profile ?


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How can I copy and paste login scripts in:<br />
Netware 3.12 (SYSCON)and<br />
Netware 4.11 (NWADMIN)<br />
I really don't want to manually type them in and I don't have a user template to work with. 
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How can I copy and paste login scripts in:
Netware 3.12 (SYSCON)and
Netware 4.11 (NWADMIN)
I really don't want to manually type them in and I don't have a user template to work with. 

Copy and Paste Login Scripts

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