I am not sure what are you talking about..But its not your fault but my ignorance about it. Well, i am telling what exactly i want to do with my application.
My application will run in several pc. But the users are not the admin. Sometimes users need to create a new limited user. But in xp os, it can't be done because he himself is a limited user. So, I need to design a login form, where the user can input admin username and password (assume, the administrative credentials are provided to that user for this purpose, or the administrator himself input those into the boxes) and go to next step. That means, he can now create a new user in that computer. And after closing the application, he is no longer able to do those works anymore. Thanks for your replies. Sincerely Foyzul Karim. On Jun 2, 11:27 pm, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote: > Ummm... even in XP, you don't really need to *log off* the Windows > session. You could simply run the application as an admin user with > the "Run as..." dialog. > > On Jun 2, 3:23 pm, Foysal <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello all, > > sometimes, the limited users of xp operating system need some > > administrative operations to be done. But to perform this, the > > computer is logged off first, and then the administrator log in and > > perform the work for them. > > I want to develop an application, where, after getting the valid > > username and password of the administrator (of the system), user of > > the application proceed into the next step. Mention that, the computer > > isn't logged off for the changing of the role. > > > Please give me some hints. > > > Thanks in advance. > > > Foyzul Karim.
