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This sample pre-task automation trigger script demonstrates how to change the format of the cn and displayName properties for a Windows 2000 user account during user account cloning and creation. When creating a user account, the Administration server combines the first name (givenName) and the surname (sn) to form the user account common name (cn). This common name is in "FirstName LastName" format. The sample script reformats the cn and displayName properties into "LastName, FirstName" format. This script should be tied to the UserCopy and UserCreate operations.

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