Modify AD properties unknown by SetupBatcher

·	There are many existing active directory and Exchange properties that are not visible in the standard "Users and computers" MMC console, some examples: "EmployeeID", "Division", "NameSuffix", "OtherName", "NamePrefix".

·	It is also possible to add your own AD properties by extending the schema.

To modify these properties, put a "$" character in front of the property name. Default value type is text. In order to set other types, value type must be specified in front of the "$" character, see table 1 below.

Table 1 - value type

Prefix	Data type	Value
b$	Boolean	"true" / "false"
i$	Integer	Integer
m$	Multi text	One or many text strings. End each entry with "$". Multi properties are AD array properties.
s$	Text (default)	Text

Examples
1) AD.Account.SetProperty - set Division for account with CommonName "steve" in the users container of domain d09.acme.com

AD.Account.SetProperty dc=com/dc=acme/dc=D09/cn=users/cn=steve, $Division, DIV0001

2) Exchange.55.Mailbox.SetProperty - set Exchange custom attribute 1

Exchange.55.Mailbox.SetProperty %servername2%, %ExchContPath%, %username%, $Extension-Attribute-1, test

3) Exchange.2k.Mailbox.SetProperty - set Exchange custom attribute 1

Exchange.2k.Mailbox.SetProperty dc=com/dc=acme/dc=D09/cn=users/cn=steve, $extensionAttribute1, MyAttribute