>>>Were in the resistery can I find out who is the current user?
>> ....
>>You can also use the Wscript.Network object's UserName property if the Windows Scripting Host has been installed.
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>>>thank you
>
>Thank You Again - this is what I needed.
>
>You wouldn't happen to know the 16 bit call for this?

Sorry, not off the top of my head. I suspect the WNetGetUser() call is pretty much the same, but I don't know the syntax for using the 16 bit call with FoxTools.