Diane,
You would want to use the -l switch ( this is the lowercase letter 'L' )
followed by the specific attributes that you wanted to be included in the
output file. If you do not know what the attributes correct names are then
you have a few options. I like to create a user account object with the
fields populated that I need and then run a quick ldifde to see what they
are called.
So, your 'firstname' is know as 'givenName' in ldifde.
So, your 'lastname' is known as 'sn' in ldifde.
So, your 'telephone number' is known as 'telephoneNumber' in ldifde.
So, your 'e-mail' is known as 'mail' in ldifde.
So, your 'office' is known as 'physicalOfficeDeliveryAddress' in ldifde.
Yes, there is some weird capitalization going one here in ldifde....
HTH,
Cary