>>Folks who give bogus info at registration or activation will be linked anyway by using the GUID when they sign onto any service using Passport, or they begin using the Hailstorm web browser. So far, eBay and American Express are two corps that have signed on to using Passport for distributing their internet services. Do you think you can use American Express by giving bogus ID information? :)
>>JLK
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>I don't use AmEx anyway and don't shop on eBay. I'm not sure I agree with you on this. To get a guid, the web app would need access to the system, which is a no-no. Access to the system is supposed to be blocked.
I should have included a couple of URL, some even MS friendly...
http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles%2Farchive%2Fg0804%2F43g04%2F43g04%2Easp
Do programmers write software "inadvertantly?"
http://www.survey.net/columns/cs
Pascal is my favorite languge. Here is a URL explaining how to code using the GUID:
http://www.blong.com/Conferences/IConUK2000/DelphiMoreAutomation/More Automation In Delphi.htm
Such code examples can easily be used in other languages.
JLK