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I've considered the issue of when the user locks their computer...but are still logged in. Not an issue in our office because they must log out when the leave the office, it's okay if they are away from their desk and lock it...we want to know who is in the office and who is not.
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I've considered the issue of when the user locks their computer...but are still logged in. Not an issue in our office because they must log out when the leave the office, it's okay if they are away from their desk and lock it...we want to know who is in the office and who is not.

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Wow, this is great stuff, thank you RobSampson and AmazingTech! I will give this approach a try.
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Wow, this is great stuff, thank you RobSampson and AmazingTech! I will give this approach a try.

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Has anyone created an in\out board using PSLoggedon before? &nbsp;I want to create a simple app using PSloggedon that will pipe the currently logged on users (to the Windows Domain) to a text file, then pipe that data into an HTML page that our receptionist can view to see who is currently in the office and who is out. &nbsp;Anyone created an in\out board before that they wish to share?
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Has anyone created an in\out board using PSLoggedon before?  I want to create a simple app using PSloggedon that will pipe the currently logged on users (to the Windows Domain) to a text file, then pipe that data into an HTML page that our receptionist can view to see who is currently in the office and who is out.  Anyone created an in\out board before that they wish to share?

Has anyone created an in\out board using PSLoggedon before?

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