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Hey Kevin... <bg>


Glen,
Some questions, please:

Are you using a business object registered with the user manager class to extend this functionality?

Are you storing the preferences as name/value pairs, or are you doing something like creating an app.config (or some xml format) stored in a memo/text field for maximum flexibility?

TIA,
Chris.


>>Is there a way to persist user based preferences? I see the basic mechanism for application settings is in the app.config or web.config files, but this would typically be used as setting that all users would share.
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>>The typical requirement is to keep things like favorite colors, windows positions, most recently used (MRU) lists, etc. for each user.
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>>If not, is this anticipated in a future build, or should I look at extending the framework?
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>>TIA,
>>Chris.
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>Chris.
>This is .NET your talking about, right? Not VFP? We are using the .NET MM framework and we are extending the UserMgr to read in his Prefs & State after login, and save them back out on exit. It is in tables in the backend.
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>Regards,