The WM_CONTEXTMENU and WM_RBUTTONUP messages only respond to the mouse and I need it to respond to the context menu button on your keayboard. Anyways I found WM_KEYDOWN adn WM_CHAR to do that for me. CheckTokenMembership() only lets me check if the current user is an administrator. IsUserAdmin is a method on MSDN that does just that. I need to get the Administrator acount. Maby that is not possible... /Martin

Another way of doing it would be for you to learn COM+ wich is the standard that Microsoft uses for Dll's. I find COM+ the easiest way of doing it. Preferably by using ATL but you can do it with MFC aswell. Any respectible book about MFC or ATL would do for you. Just make sure that the MFC book contains chapters about COM/Automation/OLE. /Martin

Hello! I have 2 problems. 1) I have a context menu that are created within a program. The problem is that I can't access it through the contextmenu button on a keyboard. Is it possible to do that with a dynamic menu that is created in MainFrm? 2) How do I find the local administrator acounts from a program? We have an option in wich you can add UID and PW to the program to restrict its use. I would like it to always be accesible from the administrator account on the löocal computor. In other words I would like the program to automatically add the Admin acount. /Martin