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Mind if we ask what particular page it was? It may actually be more common than you think or a simple reorientation of your navigation.
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A previous developer created an Active Directory property page that adds a new tab to the properties of a user in Users and Computers and allows editing a new field created via a schema extension. The install of this prop page works on XP machines, but when installed on Windows 7 it does not display. Any ideas?<br />
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nightshadz
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A previous developer created an Active Directory property page that adds a new tab to the properties of a user in Users and Computers and allows editing a new field created via a schema extension. The install of this prop page works on XP machines, but when installed on Windows 7 it does not display. Any ideas?

Regards,
nightshadz

Mind if we ask what particular page it was? It may actually be more common than you think or a simple reorientation of your navigation.

Active Directory Property Page not working on Windows 7

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