>>> If I want to have a default resource file in a multi-user environment,
>>>
>>> 1)Make a copy of the desired resource file (foxuser.*) to something like
>>> resofil.*
>>> 2)Make resofil.* readonly
>>> 3)Put "RESO=OFF" in config.fpw
>>> 4)Upon entering the application
>>>
>>> 5)Upon exiting program
>>>
>>> SET RESO OFF
>>> ERASE (mResoFile+'.DBF')
>>> ERASE (mResoFile+'.FPT')
>>
>>Do you have some code to clean up the files that are left around if your
>>application bombs (not that that would ever happen ) or if the
>>workstation freezes?
>>
>>/Paul
>Borrowing an idea from someone else, you could use a table containing valid logins. When you add a person to the login table you would create a subdirectory (possibly matching the user's initials) and copy the default resource file to that directory. Then when a person logs in just use the resource file in his/her subdirectory. This way the user will always have his/her last preferences saved and no problems with extra files if a lock up occurs.

You know that's obviously. The main problem is to let each user
to run several EXE at the same time and use one (the only for each
person) RESOURCE file.

BRGD