Right, Ive sorted it now. The way I did it was;
Log in as admin
Create a new user called 'default'
Log in as default
Set everything to how I wanted (dock items, colour profiles, photoshop setting etc)
Clear the cache, trash etc
Log in as root
copy the 'default template' and replace /System/Library/User Template/English.lproj
This works fine for new users, but it seems I need to delete any existing domain users if I want it to apply to existing users. Not a problem apart from loads of them have saved stuff on the desktop.
on adding folder items to thefolder after receiving theAddedItems
set ext to {"app", "txt", "doc"}
set dest to {"Path:to:Apps folder:", "Path:to:text files folder:", "Path:to:Word files folder:"}
set n to count of ext
repeat with fle in theAddedItems
repeat with i from 1 to n
set extn to item i of ext
set this_info to info for fle
set the current_name to the name of this_info
if current_name ends with extn then
set source to quoted form of POSIX path of fle
set destfolder to quoted form of POSIX path of ((item i of dest) & current_name)
set cpy to "mv " & source & " " & destfolder
do shell script cpy
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
end repeat
end adding folder items to
It's not a user account script.
FYI: My script looks at files with a specified extension e.g. ".doc" and moves them to the appropriate folder, which you can also specify.
Just thought it might be handy for you Messiah Khan..
I.e You could tell it to move all ".psd" files saved on the desktop to "Photoshop projects" on a network drive