That worked Bonnie, thanks. Much simpler

>>you probably didn't wade through all the other posts in this thread

Excuse the terrible pun, but there was too much "static"






>>So, you probably didn't wade through all the other posts in this thread. <g> You don't actually have to instantiate the AppUserClass to set the AppUserID. Since it's all static, you really only have to do this, no instantiating needed:

AppUserClass.AppUserID = "MyID";

Now, if you have other stuff you're doing in the constructor, then the above probably isn't what you want to do. But, if not, then simply setting the static property is just fine (and easier).