RSAT and the missing Attribute Editor tab [solution]

Question

PROBLEM
When you install RSAT on a Vista workstation or Server 2008 system, that is managing a 2000/2003 based forest, you do not see the Attribute Editor tab when looking at the properties of a User or Computer object in Active Directory Users and Computers(ADUC).
MORE INFORMATION
The Display Specifier is not updated in the Configuration Naming context, because the 2008 schema changes have not been executed on the forest. Part of the upgrade updates the forest Display Specifiers.  The Attribute Editor tab actually uses functions within the ADSIEDIT tool , more specifically the ADSIEDIT.DLL extension. Although the DLL is probably registered on the RSAT system, the ConfigNC need updating, in order to expose the tab in the ADUC interface.
SOLUTION
Use the ADSIEDIT tool (or other tool of choice...ADexplorer, LDP etc), with a user who has rights to modify the Configuration Naming Context.
Navigate to cn=<languagepage>, cn=configuration, dc=<domainname>
             (where <languagepage> is your relevant language...see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324097)
             (where <domainname> is your domain dn)
Under the cn=User-Display object, edit AdminPropertyPages and add the line 11,{c7436f12-a27f-4cab-aaca-2bd27ed1b773}
Under the cn=Computer-Display object, edit AdminPropertyPages and add the line 12,{c7436f12-a27f-4cab-aaca-2bd27ed1b773}
Under the cn=Default-Display object, edit AdminPropertyPages and add the line 4,{c7436f12-a27f-4cab-aaca-2bd27ed1b773}
Open ADUC from the Vista or Server 2008 and you should now see the Attribute Editor for the object you selected.  Note: Attribute editor is only shown when ADUC is in Advanced View.
 -Stuart Hudman

Answer 1

Never mind, i got it.... the prefix number is irrelevant as long as it is in sequential order... to be able to see the attribute editor tab for groups i just
Under the cn=group-Display object,
edit AdminPropertyPages and
add the line 5,{c7436f12-a27f-4cab-aaca-2bd27ed1b773}
the first number (5,) was my next available number.
FYI: English is 409. the actual DN would be cn=409,
cn=DisplaySpecifiers, cn=configuration, dc=<domainname>