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  #
  #
  # NAME: ADCompOSinfo
  #
  # AUTHOR: Mohamed Garrana ,
  # DATE  : 3/25/2010
  #
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  #$ADpath = "LDAP://OU=Marketing,DC=Microsoft,DC=dom" #this will grap all the AD computer objects in the marketing OU in the microsoft domain 
  
  #you can use the script like this to export the output into a csv file with all the computers and their OS information
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  #you can use the script like this to see a nice grid view of all the computers and their OS information
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  Cheers, Udin

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