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Guest Saqib Saleem
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Hi everybody

 

I am developing a service that will communicat with windows Login / LogOff

events. I have used the following base clases of Framework 2.0 i.e VS 2005:

 

using System.ComponentModel;

using System.Diagnostics;

using System.ServiceProcess;

using System.IO;

using System.Xml;

 

Can somebody tell me that which windows component communicates with one of

the above mentioned namesapce for the Login / LogOff events.

 

Its very urgent. Waiting for the reply.

 

Saqib Sallem

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Guest Bobby Johnson
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Re: Windows Component for Login, LogOff

 

Since this group is geared toward the Windows 64-bit End

User you might want to look for a Developers group.

 

 

Saqib Saleem wrote:

> Hi everybody

>

> I am developing a service that will communicat with windows Login / LogOff

> events. I have used the following base clases of Framework 2.0 i.e VS 2005:

>

> using System.ComponentModel;

> using System.Diagnostics;

> using System.ServiceProcess;

> using System.IO;

> using System.Xml;

>

> Can somebody tell me that which windows component communicates with one of

> the above mentioned namesapce for the Login / LogOff events.

>

> Its very urgent. Waiting for the reply.

>

> Saqib Sallem

Guest Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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Re: Windows Component for Login, LogOff

 

Saqib Saleem wrote:

>Hi everybody

>

>I am developing a service that will communicat with windows Login / LogOff

>events. I have used the following base clases of Framework 2.0 i.e VS 2005:

>

>using System.ComponentModel;

>using System.Diagnostics;

>using System.ServiceProcess;

>using System.IO;

>using System.Xml;

>

>Can somebody tell me that which windows component communicates with one of

>the above mentioned namesapce for the Login / LogOff events.

>

>Its very urgent. Waiting for the reply.

 

I suggest you ask in one of the DotNet related groups, as they would be

better suited for the question topic.

 

--

Steve Foster [sBS MVP]

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