Re: How to determine whether any one is logged on (VB6, Win2K and later)
- From: "Robert Morley" <rmorley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 9 Dec 2007 21:34:55 -0500
Thanks for the info, but just to let you know, I'm not the OP. :)
Rob
"Lance Wynn" <Lance_Wynn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Most apps that run as a service, and also have a UI/systray have some sort
of client/server relationship.
Also, I am assuming by your post that the service is set to login as a
local or domain user rather then the system aco***. If a user other then
the user the service authenticates to logs into the console, the systray
icon won't appear. Additionally, there may be problems if a user logs in
remotely via terminal server.
It might be easiest to run it like you have it, and spend your energies
redesigning a "Service ready" version. NTSVC.OCX allows you to run your
VB6 app as a service, and gives you a lot of control.
.
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