Administrators can use ADSI with WSH. NT 5.0 will include WSH; for
NT 4.0, you need to download it from http://www.microsoft.com/ management/WSH. htm. You can create scripts with any text processor (such as Notepad) and run the scripts in a command window with the command
cscript myscript.vbs
You can replace cscript with wscript so that you can use a graphical
interface. However, wscript shows each line of output in a separate message box. If you list 200 users, you will get 200 message boxes.
The code in this article is written in VB, but it also works with WSH, with
the exception of the code to determine the optional properties. To write the
examples in WSH, follow these steps:
1. Remove all Dim statements.
2. Replace each Debug.Print with WScript.Echo.
3. Put a comma instead of the tab character (Chr$(9)).
4. Remove the variable names on the Next lines.