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Active Directory... Clueless

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JohnHarkins

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Client wants me to use Active Directory to pick up names of employees in departments, etc. I've got to believe this is a fairly straightforward thing to do, but I don't know how to get started. I presume I need to know about Active Directory (nothing's in my books on Access) and I'd like a pointer about where to go for help. Suggestions?

John Harkins
 
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Hi,
I would start with books on Windows 2000 server and related topics.

John
 
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