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Not positive i know exactly what you are after, but this is one method of calling a kix script via GPOs':
1) Create and link the GPO to an OU, ensuring the USER accounts (as opposed to computer accounts) are under the OU, or you set the GPO to target a group of users.
2) Edit the GPO (User Configuration --> Windows Settings--> Scripts-->Logon) and add the path of the script. The way i do it at work is to simply add 'global.bat'. It by default checks the NETLOGON share of the Domain controller for global.bat, and launches it. Global.bat calls kix32 + the script.
Are you having any problems with what you previously described? you sort of described how to do it, and then asked how to do it. Having done what you described, is the script not launching?
Also, You copied login.kix where? do you mean.. \\domain\sysvol\domain\policies\[policy folder] ? You should probably be sticking any logon scripts under \\domaincontroller\Netlogon
Luke
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