Kevin,

That is great, thanks for the information.

Kind Regards,

Mat

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>Yes...You can get the current user's name like this:
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string Name = System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name;

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>You could then use this information to read the user's record in your database and retrieve the user PK (you can subclass the mmUser class and add a GetUserByID(), for example).
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>You can suppress the login form which is launched in your Main.cs file and simply call the Security Manager directly, like this:
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mmAppBase.SecurityMgr.RegisterUser(<user PK>);

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>Regards,