You could use try a "call" command within the script to
call other batch files.
If you want fancy scripts without having to code VB have a
look at Kixtart. That will let you do all sorts of
confitional branching and group based scripts.
It's probably prudent to try and keep everything in the
one same script file for all users. That way you only ever
have to maintain one script.
Svend.
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