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But my application is for local machine
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That doesn't prohibit you to store the data elsewhere. Your application may run happily on the local machine, whilst reading and writing from the internet 
My virusscanner, for instance, is just meant for my local machine. It gets updated over the internet. That doesn't make it an internet-application - it just uses the internet as if it were a diskdrive.
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Why are you even bothering with the Guest account?? I haven't heard of a single company or person that uses it, or even allows it to be enabled (it's disable on every Windows machine by default.)
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Because my application is monitoring software which is for all types of users.
So Guest Is very important for my software.
mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com
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So, you're going to monitor the user, AS the user?? Kind of makes no sense to do that. Well, that also depends on what your monitoring, but, in just about all cases, you'd probably want your monitoring code to be running as a service under a higher level account.
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Pls Suggest me How can it Possible.
mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com
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How what is possible??
You can't alter the permissions of the Guest account on everyone's machine, so there's no way for it to work with the WMI objects.
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It's not right solution of my query.please give me right solution.
Best Regard
Anubhava Dimri
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You don't have one! You cannot use WMI under the Guest account. It's that simple!
You still haven't said what your monitoring. I already said that, depending on what you're monitoring for, it might be better if the app was written as a service so it doesn't have to worry about any Guest account limitations.
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Pls suggest me other area for saving Information where information can be changed from all users.
mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com
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Saving what and for what purpose?? Your question had nothing to do with saving anything.
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Trial days limitation is must compalsory for my software.So if regestry can't do it.So please give me the location where i can save my data to checking trial days limititaion for XP and Vista including GUEST User also.
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The problem you have is that anything you come up with will be so easily broken. Why? Well, to put it bluntly, you don't know what you're doing. Just putting the date in the Registry or a file is way too easy to break.
If you really want to protect your app as much as possible (nothing is unbreakable!), then I suggest leaving it up to something commercial, like this[^].
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Hello Dave,
Your suggestion is very halpful for me.Can you give me some ideas for creating Days wise Trial Software.
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Simple. Don't allow Guest to use TRIAL version of your software.
Yusuf
Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]
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Not Dear You can't Bound any user for this type of software.
mailto: anubhava.prodata@gmail.com
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Hi All,
Actually I want to Print Using Verdana Font with the size of 900.But it not showing Properly.
Please Suggest me how can it Possible.
Thanks
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The size of the text that you're reading is probably 10 or 12. 900 would be really big 
Are we talking 900 pixels, em, cm, Inch?
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I am talking about em.Which is used in Notepad.
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900 em would make a 12-point font about 10000 pixels. Can you try "0.9em"?
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Actually i don't know about em.I am Selecting font as
DIm A AS FONT = NEW FONT ( "verdana",900)
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Can you try this one?
DIm A AS FONT = NEW FONT ("verdana", 16)
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But It'S not working fine With the size 900.
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That's probably because 900 is a too large a number. Have you tried a smaller size?
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