>>All of our current users are running Win9x.
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>Do your users log into Win9X or do they bypass user security?

We log into the WinNT domain and then into Win9X. If the Win9X username/password is the same as that for the domain the the Win9X happens transparently.

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>>I guess I was wondering if there is a third party product I could purchase or perhaps an existing API I could call from within FPW.
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>I don't think you can call API functions from FPW because of the difference in the 16 vs 32 bit. There may be an FLL converter for this but I'm not aware of of one. As for third-party products, since MS stopped supported FPW a year ago, if a vendor had one, my guess would be it would be out of production now and probably not available to the general public.

That's kind of what I am afraid of. I know there is a 32 bit DLL call that can be made and therefore it could be called in VFP. I'll keep looking for a 16 bit DLL/FLL that can do the conversion ("thunking").

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>Another suggestion would be to go to the DOS prompt and type SET to see all the environment variables. Check if there is one that contains the current user name. If so, use the GETENV() function to retrieve that value.

Ther username is not in an environment variable.

Thank you for your time and help.