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Company: MADSolutions [more]

Release date: 04-06-2009
Last update: 04-06-2009
License: Demo (Free to try)
File size: 1.5 MB

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Directory Mate is a wizard based import/export tool for your Windows 2000 or 2003 Active Directory. Quickly export a list of users, open the comma delimited file in Microsoft Excel, make the changes you want and quickly import all your changes. Quick, painless and efficient. Not to mention, easy enough to use that once you've used it a couple times it will seem like child's play. Price listed is for one Microsoft Active Directory domain license. Contact us for additional licenses or for volume discounts.

Platform: Win 2000/XP/2003

System Requirements: Microsoft Active Directory

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