Re: Add a User to Local Admin Group with VB6

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"Brian" <Brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:8800AEF0-62AF-414A-915A-F9C401F8040C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I would like to programatically add a user to the Local Admin group.
Obviously the prerson running the program would need to have the proper
privileges to perform the operation.

I've found a few things on ADSI but nothing that is for VB6 and Win XP or
better.

Does anyone have some sample code that could help me resolve this problem.

set g=getobject("WinNT://domain/groupname")
g.add "WinNT://domain/username"

for each u in g.members
debug.print u.adspath
next

.

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