>Hi Rex,
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>I've asked a couple of questions here. Yes, I see the help topic you referenced and I see how to overide the methods when I don't want to use the default tables. Glad to hear that you have a working example of how to do that, <g>! That's seems staight forward enough, thanks.
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>The other question, how to programmactically create. We're planning on collecting the users name/password/email and automatically set them up in the system when thy click on a 'Create Account' button. The data will be placed in memory and ready to process from that button's click event.
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>So if I used the default MM tables, are there any framework methods to help me create a new user automatically using the collected data? Do you automatically ad users in your scenerio? Simple enough to do without framework assistance really, but if it's built in I'd liked to use it.

Sorry, I didn't answer the question. I was trying to get home <g>. Kevin has already answered the question, but we did create our own form for the system admin to add user information into the employee table etcetera (to centralize entering redundant data). And yes we subclassed the security business objects and just added to them. By using the MM security we then added a security control ID to the menu item so that only the system admin sees the employee form. Ultimately it would be nice to add the employee to Active Directory, Great Plains, and whatever other systems so that it is done only once.

I hope you enjoy the security. It's pretty cool!