Once again I'll try to keep this as simple as possible. At the middle school where I work part-time, we have a nice IBM xSeries Windows 2003 machine that is simply a member of a neighboring domain (a local high school's domain). It belongs to our school and we have complete control over it. We are trying to setup individual user folders for all our 2000 students (it's a big middle school) so they may save their documents. I have previously devised a few batch files that worked nicely on an NT machine. The batch files created the users, made the directories, and assigned the appropriate permissions to each folder. I'm pretty sure that I'll be able to use a similar approach on the 2003 server, but I definitely need to find a way to limit the allowable disk space of each user folder. How can I effectively do this from a script? We have around 100 gigs to work with so we are planning on allocating about 50MB to each student folder. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!