Neil,

Create a field in the insystem.dbf that you can use to store the ip address - run a routine that looks up the ip address when the user logs in. Then all you will need to do is look at the table to tell where a user is.

Wayne


>Sorry Cetin,
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>There is just 1 program called neil.prg.
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>When a user logs in with the username USER149 from another machine they will effectively open this file U:\Profile\User149\insystem.dbf. This file is on a company shared drive. therefore when I run this neil.prg on my machine it
>will tell me that they are in the database on the U Drive but I would like to know which machine User149 is logging in from. At the moment the program tells me they are logged in but returns my IP address. Can the Winsock function find out what the IP address is on the machine they are logging in from?
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>Many Thanks