>> Thanks a lot, I am sure I would have been asking that question when I ran into that when I actually started coding with it. You can tell you are a programmer, always thinking ahead and answering the questions before they come up. Thanks again.
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>> Oh something else I was thinking about on the lines of coding for the network, I noticed that you can also grab the computer name assigned to a workstation using this class as well. Is there any way to do the reverse and force a change on the name of a computer? I would like to name users computers to match their username value in a password table I use in my program. Following that I will be able to grab their IP addresses for the machines and store them into a table on login so I can build a monitoring system in my program to display them.
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>I'm not sure why would you want to do that. If it's requirement in your organization, it should be done through appropriate steps by your network administrator.
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>> Ohhhh and I must follow this up with a dumb question... How do you change the backcolor in these replies through the thread to show what the other person typed from what you reply to them?
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>You can enable auto-quote from Tools dropdown when you are in Reply.

Actually the reason we are doing that is because we have a monitoring system that shows who is connected to our router and on the internet. We are trying to monitor who is looking at what sites to prevent employees from going to the wrong sites. Actually, my boss, the CNE, asked me to do it for him. I was talking to him about doing some code like that and he told me that sometimes he gets sites poping up, but it doesn't show who (what computer) is looking at them all the time. It shows the IP, but not the user sometimes.

Speaking on this matter, I am trying to use the Winsock Active X object and it worked fine on my computers, but one of our managers computers' displayed an error message that the ole object is not registered or something to that effect. Is he missing a certain .dll or .ocx needed for this?