*Welcome brother[?][?][?] * On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 1:56 PM, Brandon Betances <[email protected]>wrote:
> Brilliant. Don't know why that one slipped by me. Thanks brother. > > On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Sharp ArunKumar < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Hai >> I am read your question first my best wishes to your project >> Now I am answer your question >> Refer the following C# code that will satisfy you >> class AnswerForbbetan >> { >> public static void Main() >> { >> //Following will print the User Name of Computer >> Console.WriteLine("\t\t Welcome Mr/Mrs : "+ >> System.Environment.UserName ); >> >> } >> } >> >> >> On Dec 13, 6:41 am, BBetances <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Here's a good question, and the answer is probably right in from of >> > me. >> > >> > I want to retrieve the name of the user that is logged in on a certain >> > PC from C#. Let me give you an example. >> > >> > I'm making a media player (web based) that can play videos, music, and >> > images. As many of you know, the default location of most people's >> > media is "C:/Users/'Username'/Documents/Music || Movies || Pictures". >> > The username variable is the name you use to login to your computer. >> > For example, mine is Administrator. I use AD, but for those that don't >> > connect to a domain, I want to be able to retrieve that name as well. >> > This name will be added into the above string to define a default >> > location to load media from. So, lets say someone uses Windows XP >> > Home, which does'nt allow connection to a domain, and they login with >> > the name "Jojo9696". How can I find that name in C#, so I can >> > construct my path string? >> > >> > I know this question is kind of complicated, or maybe just asked >> > wrong, but think of it like this: When you click your start menu, and >> > it tells you the name you used to log into your computer, I want to >> > retrieve that name. >> > >> > Any ideas? >> > > -- Arun Kumar
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