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In article <1994Jan12.075525.15245@spider.research.ptt.nl> boonst_s@sun005.research.ptt.nl (Sytze Boonstra) writes:
>Hello Subbarao,
>
>I have had the same problem. Eventually, the network operator told me that in a
>certain login-file-batch-thing-I-Dont-know the dos environment variable USER was
>assigned the value of the login username. It is possible (at least in Turbo
>Pascal) to get the value of that environment variable USER.
>
>If this is not the right way to retrieve a login username, I would appreciate to
>know. 
>

Tell your supervisor to change the system login-script so that it put the
login name in a environment variable.

Something like this line:

SET USER=LOGIN_NAME

// Gunnar Dahlstrom


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