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BTW - I forgot to Free the SysIni Objects - you should definitely modify to do that - just add SysIni.Free at the end of each function. &nbsp;Sorry about that.<br />
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Heath<br />

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BTW - I forgot to Free the SysIni Objects - you should definitely modify to do that - just add SysIni.Free at the end of each function.  Sorry about that.

Heath


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Hi heath,<br />
your routines worked great. I'd never realize I should look at system.ini because I don't have a machine with WfW around... (go figure).<br />
Too bad I'll have to code two programs to do the same thing.<br />
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Sandman<br />

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Hi heath,
your routines worked great. I'd never realize I should look at system.ini because I don't have a machine with WfW around... (go figure).
Too bad I'll have to code two programs to do the same thing.

Sandman


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I am still looking for a simple but effective way to determine who is actually logged in. &nbsp;Can you check something. &nbsp;Go to a dos prompt while in windows and type &quot;set&quot;. &nbsp;This will display environment variables. &nbsp;I have a feeling that there is one called &quot;USER&quot; that might be the key to all this.<br />

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I am still looking for a simple but effective way to determine who is actually logged in.  Can you check something.  Go to a dos prompt while in windows and type "set".  This will display environment variables.  I have a feeling that there is one called "USER" that might be the key to all this.


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I have to write an app that runs under either a Win 3.11 or Win 95 network. I have to get the user name, computer name and workgroup name from the system. Is there a way to do this that works in both cases? If not, I'd like to know how to get the info under Win 3.11, as I already know how to do that under Win 95.<br />
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Thanx<br />
Sandman
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I have to write an app that runs under either a Win 3.11 or Win 95 network. I have to get the user name, computer name and workgroup name from the system. Is there a way to do this that works in both cases? If not, I'd like to know how to get the info under Win 3.11, as I already know how to do that under Win 95.

Thanx
Sandman

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