Answer / anonymous

I think, this works...
But make sure before using it...

xx = Dialog("Login").WebEdit("userName").GetText
'GetText gives you the text from the Edit Box- I think...
msgbox xx

Answer / siva reddy (us)

var=dialog("Login").winedit("username").getvissibletext

Answer / nreddy

I got the answer.This will work.The one you posted is
You are trying to fetch from dialog box where you have user
name displayed.But this code will fetch from system.
'-----------------------
Dim sys
Set sys = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo")
msgbox "UserName: "& sys.UserName
msgbox "Computer: " & sys.ComputerName
'------------------------

Answer / venkatesh babu

MsgBox Environment.Value("UserName")

Answer / pavani prasad

Hi N Reddy,

we use use environment variable for fetching username
(system login name).

u can try this

msgbox environment.Value("UserName")

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