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    I guess I should have said this earlier, but this is for an engineering 
tool that will be used only within our organization. Therefore everyone is 
logging into the same domain, and has a similar email address 
(joe.smoe@smoe.com).

    So I'd like to get the users full name somehow. I've looked at using 
NetUserGetInfo() but it doesn't work with Windows 98. I can get the user's 
UserName using GetUserName() (jsmoe), but I need a way to get the user's 
full name that is compatible with Windows 98.

Thanks,
Jeff

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Jeff" <Jeff@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> I was just hoping to find a way to make it "fool-proof" for the user.
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> There's pretty much no such thing ;-)
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>> Since we're all in the same domain, we each have an email address.
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> The only other possibility to consider, other than what has already been
> stated, is if each user has a network login username that is the same
> mailbox name of their email addresses, and if the machine is logging into 
> a
> network server that has the same domain as the email server.  For example,
> if "joe" logs into network "smoe.com" and has an email address of
> "joe@smoe.com", then you can use GetUserName() to find out who is 
> currently
> logged into the machine, and LookupAccountName() to get the domain that 
> the
> machine belongs to.
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> Gambit
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