How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
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hi Mike,
Mike P wrote:
How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
No.
mfG
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hi Mike,
Mike P wrote:
>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
No.
Well, yes to username, but not password. The password is collected in a
window on a trusted secure desktop that no other program can access.
>
mfG
--stefan <--
You can sure get the login name... Environment.Use rname, password no...
VJ
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hi Mike,
Mike P wrote:
>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
No.
mfG
--stefan <--
hi VJ,
VJ wrote:
You can sure get the login name... Environment.Use rname, password no...
And what will be the (Boolean) result of Yes And No?
>>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
No.
scnr
--stefan <--
Sorry Stefan I did not understand your question
Here is what I meant to say,
You can get the Windows Login Name using the statement
string currentUser = Environment.Use rname;
You cannot get the Windows Login Password, not available to any program.
VJ
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hi VJ,
VJ wrote:
>You can sure get the login name... Environment.Use rname, password no...
And what will be the (Boolean) result of Yes And No?
>>>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
No.
scnr
--stefan <--
hi VJ,
VJ wrote:
Sorry Stefan I did not understand your question
The original question:
>>>>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
logged in? Is it possible?
He asks for login _and_ password.
btw, I can only imagine one situation for what you will use such an
information... call me paranoid.
mfG
--stefan <--
sure... understand.
VJ
"Stefan Hoffmann" <st************ *@explido.dewro te in message
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hi VJ,
VJ wrote:
>Sorry Stefan I did not understand your question
The original question:
>>>>>How do you get the Windows login and password of the person who is
>logged in? Is it possible?
He asks for login _and_ password.
btw, I can only imagine one situation for what you will use such an
information... call me paranoid.
mfG
--stefan <--
I have managed to do what I was trying to do without the password, with
the following code :
oNS.Logon(strUs erName, System.Reflecti on.Missing.Valu e, false, true);
Now I need to do something a bit more difficult, I need to create a new
folder called archive programmaticall y and move the emails in my inbox
to it in a for loop.
Outlook.MailIte m oMsg;
int i;
//Loop through each message
for (i = 1; i < oItems.Count + 1; i++)
{
oMsg = (Outlook.MailIt em)oItems.Item( i);
//move msg to archive folder
}
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