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Frequently Asked QuestionsRetrieving a users login name. Question: How do I get the user's login name under 32-bit versions of Windows? Answer: This is easily accomplished by calling the GetUserName() Windows API function: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var buffer : array[0..255] of char; buffSize : DWORD; begin buffSize := sizeOf(buffer); GetUserName(@buffer, buffSize); ShowMessage(buffer); end; Using an array of char the memory will be freed on termination of the application. Or Using Long Strings Like this: procedure TForm1.Button2Click(Sender: TObject); var buffer : string; buffSize : DWORD; begin buffSize:=128; SetLength(buffer,BuffSize); GetUserName(PChar(buffer), buffSize); ShowMessage(buffer); end; Using Long Strings, the memory will be freed when the String variable falls out of scope.
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