>This is a shot in the dark, but here goes...
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> We are attempting to run our application on Terminal server, and are having a few problems. Our login system writes information into the registry that is read by other system modules (username, login, etc.) The problem we are having is in Terminal Server...
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> The Terminal server local_machine registry is shared by all users -we originally (in our regular c/s type setup) used the local_machine area to store this information, and this worked great because only one person can be in an NT system at a time. But, since these settings are shared on TS, when one person logs in - everything is Ok - but when subsequent users login to the system, the settings are changed to reflect the last login.
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> Alright then - 'Why not move the information to the current_user area'? I did that, and the same thing happens. When one person logs in the information for that person is updated in the current_user registry area. Then along comes user2, after he logs in, looking at the current_user information of user1 shows the login information for user2???
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> Any TS gurus out there? I know this is a little off the normal subject, but all the apps are written in VFP <g>.
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>Wayne

This reply may also be in the dark...however, are you aware that you must use the add/remove programs from control panel when installing applications for TS. A use Windows 2000 beta 3, and had installed applications like MS office before installing TS (TS is a service in windows 2000). I could only execute one copy at a time. I had to remove MS office and reinstall using add/remove now that TS was installed. Instructions in a window tell you how to proceed. It will modify the registry for multiusers (don't know what it actually changes).

I think this also applies to NT4, but I'm unsure.

Hope I was of some help...