P Pete Davis Jan 20, 2005 #2 I believe using WMI and the WqlObjectQuery stuff you can get it using Win32_Group and Win32_UserAccount, but I haven't tried. That's where I'd start, though.
I believe using WMI and the WqlObjectQuery stuff you can get it using Win32_Group and Win32_UserAccount, but I haven't tried. That's where I'd start, though.
M MajorTom Jan 20, 2005 #3 Use the static class Environment.UserName; Environment.UserDomainName; and SystemInformation... MajorTom
Use the static class Environment.UserName; Environment.UserDomainName; and SystemInformation... MajorTom
P Pete Davis Jan 20, 2005 #4 You're making it too easy for him ;-) Pete MajorTom said: Use the static class Environment.UserName; Environment.UserDomainName; and SystemInformation... MajorTom Click to expand...
You're making it too easy for him ;-) Pete MajorTom said: Use the static class Environment.UserName; Environment.UserDomainName; and SystemInformation... MajorTom Click to expand...
