Gerard,
Using MS Remote Desktop you can go to Terminal Services Manager the Sessions Tab list users and their session numbers. On the Process tab it list the users and the programs they are running.
If you are using a user name in you app that is different from the windows user name you could capture the windows user name( parse SYS(0) ) at the same time you get their login so you can cross ref the windows user names with your app user names.
>Hi Sammie.
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>Yes, there is a VFP app running and the System Administrator needs to be able to identify who the users are, for innstance if he is downng the server, he needs to be able to ring each user.
>The users are logged in a file in the VFP app, but the Remote Desktop mangement screen seems to refer to 'Machine' or 'Windows' user.
>We want a way of being able to identidy the VFP app user in remote dektop , or some other way .
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>Regards,
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>Gerard
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>>>Hi.
>>>Anybody know of a way to control/shut down a Remote Desktop session from within VFP.
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>>>Even a way of displaying users logged on from within Terminal Services manager or some othe way.
>>>I know you can display machine name (TCP # 1234) from within Terminal Services manager but users of our app tend to float around different machines and its difficult to always predict what user is at a particular machine.
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>>>Any help appreciated.
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>>>regards.
>>>
>>>Gerard
>> Do you have users running a VFP app on a terminal services?