This article describes how to produce a sorted list of Windows NT user names and their corresponding Security Identifiers (SIDs).

A batch file to produce a text file containing the name of each computer in a domain and the last user who logged into each computer.

Describes how to use the inuse.exe utility to replace files that are marked as "in use" by the operating system.

Describes how to use the autoexnt service to schedule execution of batch files or scripts at Windows startup.

A short description of how to use cacls.exe in a batch file for all forms of Windows NT and Windows 2000.

Summary of, and instructions on, how to log events from a batch file in Windows NT 3.x and 4.0 using Logevent.exe.

Describes some of the command line parameters for cusrmgr.exe.

Addresses resolutions to problems encountered when running batch files via the scheduling service. Addressed issues include missing environment variables and CALL statements not returning.

Describes how to prevent commented-out FOR statements in batch files from generating errors.

Describes CACLS, a command-line tool used to display or modify access control lists associated with directories or files.