How to get all logged on user on a machine

[Steven]

Hi Gurus,
Is there any way to find out all the useres currently logged on my machine.
I am using framework 2.0 with VB.

I'll appreciate any help I get.
Thanks, Steven.

[kimiraikkonen]

On Mar 24, 7:40 pm, "Steven" <[e-mail]:

Hi Gurus,
Is there any way to find out all the useres currently logged on my machine.
I am using framework 2.0 with VB.

I'll appreciate any help I get.
Thanks, Steven.

What do you mean by logged on your machine? Logged on your LAN or
workgroup..?

[Steven]

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Steven

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On Mar 24, 7:40 pm, "Steven" <[e-mail]:

>Hi Gurus,
Is there any way to find out all the useres currently logged on my
machine.
I am using framework 2.0 with VB.

I'll appreciate any help I get.
Thanks, Steven.

What do you mean by logged on your machine? Logged on your LAN or
workgroup..?

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Norman Diamond responded with this to a very similar question on the C#
board. It should apply to VB as well.

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There can be 0 or more current logged in users. If you want all of the 0 or
1 users who are currently logged in at the console then P/Invoke to
WTSGetActiveConsoleSessionId and WTSQuerySessionInformation. If you want
all of the users then you'll need to call WTSQuerySessionInformation in a
loop.

Warning: Only call the Unicode version of WTSQuerySessionInformation. If
your application runs in ANSI then explicitly call the Unicode version
WTSQuerySessionInformationW and convert the result to ANSI by calling
WideCharToMultiByte. From C# you mostly don't have to worry about this,
just make sure that your P/Invoke declaration specifies the Unicode version.
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"Steven" wrote:

Hi Gurus,
Is there any way to find out all the useres currently logged on my machine.
I am using framework 2.0 with VB.

I'll appreciate any help I get.
Thanks, Steven.