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However, I have encountered a situation where I have had to use "InGroup32" or "InGrp." I don't know why and I can find no documentation on this. For example, the following

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You should get the desired effect with:

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IF InGroup("MIS") AND @WUserID = "sys-sc"
  USE X: "\\POR-NT1\SCANS$"
ENDIF

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if ingroup32('Domain Users')
  ? 'User is member of group "Domain Users"
endif

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This version of KiXtart is bundled with four separate utilities :

INGRP32 Win32 applet enabling you to check for membership of a Local Group (on Windows NT systems)
LOCKLOG deny LAN access under Windows unless logonscript is run...
SETW enables you to SET environment variables in the Windows environment
UNSTICK DOS applet enabling you to remove permanent redirections on Windows for Workgroups 3.11 systems

Please see the separate documentation for full details on these utilities.

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@echo off
rem
rem INGRP32.EXE is a Win32 executable enabling you to
rem check for membership of a global and / or local group.
rem
rem  Usage : INGRP32 [ group name ]    (eg : INGRP32 "Domain Users")
rem
rem  returns :  errorlevel 0  = not a member of group
rem             errorlevel 1  = member of global group
rem             errorlevel 2  = member of local group
rem             errorlevel 3  = some sort of API error
rem
ingrp32 %1
if errorlevel 3 goto err
if errorlevel 2 goto local
if errorlevel 1 goto global
goto end
:global
echo Member of global group
goto end
:local
echo Member of local group
goto end
:err
echo Huh ?. API error occured
:end

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