[gptalk] Re: Problem with Windows 2003 SP2 and custom ADM files

Hello,
FWIW, what was described (ignoring of final character in custom ADM), did occur to me with Windows Server 2003 SP1 R2 Enterprise. I needed to perform a few CRLFs at the end of the template to remove the same error. This was using Windows XP Pro SP2 Client machines. 

Goodbye!
Edgardo



On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, jfvanmeter@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I'm just getting ready to load SP2 into my virtual domain, and I guess I'll find out shortly 

Take Care --John

-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Blackshaw, Dave" <Dave.Blackshaw@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

It appears that custom ADM files that are not terminated with a CRLF
will generate an Error 51: "Unexpected keyword."  This did not occur
with base 2003 and SP1.  It seems that SP2 ignores the final character
in the ADM (?).



I'd be pleased to know if others experience the same issue.



Dave Blackshaw

AD Consultant




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