Powershell script Information output in column instead of rows

Question

Dear All,
I am required powershell script Information output  in column instead of rows.
$usr= get-aduser -filter * | select sAMAccountName,homeDrive,TerminalServicesProfilePath,homeDirectory,physicalDeliveryOfficeName,userAccountControl,displayName,l,mail, profilepath
$myarray = @()
Foreach($usr1 in $usr)
$userDN = (Get-ADUser $usr1.samaccountname).distinguishedName
$userInfo = [ADSI]"LDAP://$userDN" | select sAMAccountName,homeDrive,TerminalServicesProfilePath,homeDirectory,physicalDeliveryOfficeName,userAccountControl,displayName,l,mail, profilepath
$ts=$userInfo.TerminalServicesProfilePath
$sn=$userInfo.samaccountname
$hm=$userinfo.homeDrive
$hd=$userinfo.homeDirectory
$pd=$userinfo.physicalDeliveryOfficeName
$ua=$userinfo.userAccountControl
$dp=$userinfo.displayName
$ll=$userinfo.l
$ml=$userinfo.mail
$pp=$userinfo.profilepath
$myarray += New-Object psobject -Property @{
    Sam = $userInfo.samaccountname
    TerminalServicesProfilePath = $userInfo.TerminalServicesProfilePath
  homeDrive = $userinfo.homeDrive
    homeDirectory=$userinfo.homeDirectory
    physicalDeliveryOfficeName=$userinfo.physicalDeliveryOfficeName
    userAccountControl=$userinfo.userAccountControl
    displayName=$userinfo.displayName
     l=$userinfo.l
     mail=$userinfo.mail
     profilepath=$userinfo.profilepath
$myarray |fl
$myarray | Out-File "c:\final.txt"

Answer 1

Hey this is such a sweet small script compared to everything else out there and I guess you can edit it to return any value you wish. One LARGE problem however: the TerminalServicesProfilePath comes back empty on all accounts regardless of whether the field
is populated or not. This is basically because this setting is not stored in an Active Directory attribute but Terminal Services information is stored in the userParameters schema attribute as a BLOB.
I got this script:
$Users = ([ADSISearcher]"(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user))").findall() | select path
foreach ($user in $users) {
$userSearch = [adsi]"$($user.path)"
# get logon name
$userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“SamAccountName”)
# Profile Attributes
$userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet("ProfilePath")
# Remote Desktop Services Attributes
$userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet("TerminalServicesProfilePath")
which returns the value but the output is terribly unformatted. If we could integrate the two to ensure that it is correctly formatted, AND returns the TSProfile that would be awesome!
Can anyone help me do that?
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