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Joanne - 28 Feb 2007 19:10 GMT

I have a variation of the question posted by Poor_Man today. I went to the
suggested link for a solution and could not find one. I am using InfoPath
2003 and I just want to use VB to get the logged in user (to Windows), not
Sharepoint, which I have done. Where I get stuck is that I now want to
populate a text box with the full name of that user. I have a table called
tblMentors. Two of the fields are full name, and loginID. I want to match
the login ID to the Windows username and then use the full name of the user
to display in the text box. I'm afraid I just can't get past the first script
of getting the logged in user's name

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steve@verizon.net - 01 Mar 2007 13:29 GMT

> I have a variation of the question posted by Poor_Man today. I went to the
> suggested link for a solution and could not find one. I am using InfoPath
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> to display in the text box. I'm afraid I just can't get past the first script
> of getting the logged in user's name

where is tblMentors? You want to user VB.NET or script?

steve

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Joanne - 01 Mar 2007 17:33 GMT

Hello,
TblMentors is out on a shared drive on the network in an Access 2003
database. I'm not using VB.Net, just plain VB Script. Thank you for any help
you can give me. I feel like I'm learning InfoPath backwards, under a lot of
stress! Thanks again.

> > I have a variation of the question posted by Poor_Man today. I went to the
> > suggested link for a solution and could not find one. I am using InfoPath
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>
> steve

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