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Les,
So If I wanted it to work by logins, I would just add "@UserId" at the end of the ingroup()command?
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If InGroup("Some group")
	?"User is a member"
	;do stuff here
EndIf

break on
$ = RedirectOutput('C:\UserNameReport.txt')
$objConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
$objCommand =   CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
$objConnection.Provider = "ADsDSOObject"
$objConnection.Open("Active Directory Provider")
$objCommand.ActiveConnection = $objConnection

$objCommand.CommandText = 
   "SELECT Name FROM " 
   + "'LDAP://OU=Computers,OU=yada,OU=yada,dc=domain,dc=local'"
   + " WHERE objectCategory='computer'"
$objCommand.Properties("Page Size").Value = 100
$objCommand.Properties("Search Scope").Value = 2
$objCommand.Properties("Cache Results").Value = (not 1)

$objRecordSet = $objCommand.Execute()
$objRecordSet.MoveFirst
while not $objRecordSet.EOF
   $curComputer = $objRecordSet.Fields("Name").Value
   DoX($curComputer)
   $objRecordSet.MoveNext
Loop
$ = RedirectOutput('')
"Done" ?

Function DoX($Computer)
  If Ping($Computer)
    Dim $BaseKey, $Key, $UserInfo
    $BaseKey = '\\' + $Computer + '\HKEY_USERS'
    For Each $Key In fEnumKey('',$BaseKey)
      If Len($Key) = 44
        Select
          Case KeyExist($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\UserInfo')
            $UserInfo = ReadValue($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\UserInfo', 'UserName')
          Case KeyExist($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Common\UserInfo')
            $UserInfo = ReadValue($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Common\UserInfo', 'UserName')
          Case KeyExist($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Common\UserInfo')
            $UserInfo = ReadValue($BaseKey + '\' + $Key + '\Software\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Common\UserInfo', 'UserName')
          Case 1
        EndSelect
        If Len($UserInfo) >4
          $Computer + ' = [' + UserName($UserInfo) + ']' ?
        EndIf
      EndIf
    Next
  EndIf
EndFunction

;===================
Function UserName($UserInfo)
  For $Pos = 1 to Len($UserInfo) step 4
    $UserName = $UserName + Chr(Hex2Dec(SubStr($UserInfo,$pos,2)))
  Next
EndFunction
;===================
;;FUNCTION       Hex2Dec() 
;; 
;;ACTION         Convert a Hex string to a decimal number 
;; 
;;AUTHOR         Glenn Barnas / FRIT-EROC 
;; 
;;SYNTAX         Hex2Dec(HexValue) 
;; 
;;PARAMETERS     HexValue - REQUIRED - Hex value to be converted to Decimal 
;; 
;;REMARKS        Converts hex strings to decimal values. Currently set to  
;;               use a max of 40 bits (10 hex digits), which is a maximum 
;;               decimal value of of 1,099,511,627,775 (that's 1 Trillion) 
;; 
;;RETURNS        Decimal value 
;; 
;;DEPENDENCIES   Kix 4.1+ 
;; 
;;TESTED WITH    WinNT, Win2K, WinXP, Win2K3 
;; 
;;EXAMPLES       $DecVal = Hex2Dec('3f79cb00') 
; 
; Convert Hex-number to string representation of Decimal value 
Function Hex2Dec($Hex)
 

  ; Define the limit 
  ; 40 bits for max value of 549,755,813,888 (1023G or 1023 Billion!) 
  Dim $MaxBits
  $MaxBits = 40
 

  Dim $HexArr, $BinArr, $P, $Ch, $nb, $BinStr, $V, $D
  Dim $DecArr[$MaxBits]
 

  $HexArr = '0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','A','B','C','D','E','F'
  ; Note that the bits in each element are BACKWARDS! - This allows easier L-R LSB->MSB processing 
  $BinArr = '0000','1000','0100','1100','0010','1010','0110','1110','0001','1001','0101','1101',
'0011','1011','0111','1111'
 

  ; Process check - can't handle more than MaxBits/4 hex digits 
  If Len($Hex) > ($MaxBits / 4)
    $Hex2Dec = 0
    Exit 87
  EndIF
 

  ; Init the Decimal Array 
  $DecArr[1] = 1.0
  For $P = 2 to $MaxBits 
    $DecArr[$P] = $DecArr[$P - 1] * 2
  Next
 

 

  ; Convert Hex-number to binary string 
  $BinStr = ''
 

  For $P = 1 To Len($Hex)
    $Ch = SubStr($Hex, $P, 1)
    $nb = AScan($HexArr, $Ch)
    If $nb < 0 ; Error in hex-string, contains non-valid characters 
      'invalid hex-string' ?
      $BinStr = '0'
      Exit 87
    EndIf
    ; Add the string value for the current hex digit 
    $BinStr = $BinArr[$nb] + $BinStr
  Next
 

  ; Convert binary string to a decimal number 
  $Hex2Dec = 0.0
  For $P = 1 to Len($BinStr)
    $Ch = SubStr($BinStr, $P, 1)
    If $Ch = 1
      $Hex2Dec = 0.0 + $Hex2Dec + CDbl($DecArr[$P])
    EndIf
  Next
 

  exit 0
 

EndFunction
 
;===================
Function Ping($PC)
  Dim $PC
  Shell'%comspec% /c ping -n 1 '+$PC+' >nul'
  $Ping = NOT @error
EndFunction
;===================
;AUTHOR           Howard A. Bullock (habullock@comcast.net)
;
;ACTION           Enumerates registries keys on the specified computer.
;
;SYNTAX           fEnumKey($Computer, $Key)
;
;PARAMETERS       $Computer (Required) -  String value
;                 $Key (Required) -  String value
;
;REMARKS          Do not prefix the computer name with "\\"'s. Can serve as a
;                 direct replacement for EnumKey().
;
;RETURNS          Array of keys names.
;
;DEPENDENCIES     KiXtart 4.02,
;
;EXAMPLES         fEnumKey("", "HKEY_USERS")
;                 fEnumKey("Remote1", "HKEY_USERS")
;
Function fEnumKey($Server, $Key)
   Dim $Index, $Error, $x
   $Index = 0
   Dim $KeyName[$Index]
   If $Server <> ""
      $Key = "\\" + $Server + "\" + $Key
   Endif

   If KeyExist($Key)
      Do
         $x = ENUMKEY($Key, $Index)
         $Error = @Error
         If NOT $Error and $Index > Ubound($KeyName)
            ReDim PRESERVE $KeyName[$Index]
         Endif
         If NOT $Error
            $KeyName[$Index] = $x
            $Index = $Index + 1
         Endif
      Until $Error
   Else
      $KeyName[0] = ""
      Exit 2
   Endif
   $fEnumKey = $KeyName
   Exit 0
Endfunction