Jim, What are you actually trying to do? Are you wanting to run a script on your server to log off active users - in which case the following in a script will do the trick. FOR /F "eol= tokens=1,3,4 delims= " %%i IN ('quser') DO IF "%%k"=="active" LOGOFF %%j Or are you pushing a script out to your workstations which will then execute on the workstation and you want to "gracefully" log off any session the user on the workstation may have open at the time the script runs? If it is the second option - then perhaps (after suitable warnings !!!) you should just kill wfica32.exe which will effectively disconnect the workstation from any sessions they have open on your servers. You could then configure your servers to automatically log off any disconnected sessions after a suitable time period - or run a script with FOR /F "eol= tokens=1,3,4 delims= " %%i IN ('quser') DO IF "%%k"=="disc" LOGOFF %%j at regular intervals on your server(s) Or perhaps you could set your script to run at either logon or logoff on the workstation when the user should not have anything else running. If you are running seamless applications you might have problems getting users to comprehend what the dialog warnings actually mean. If you only had one app called xyz then a message that said "Please exit xyz now or you WILL loose your work" should do the trick, but a message to "Please exit all Citrix applications" may result in some users logging off from the workstation all together or even simply switching off the workstation altogether .... -Ec -----Original Message----- From: Jim Cannon [mailto:Mach1-70@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, 23 July 2004 11:03 a.m. To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [THIN] Logoff of ICA Session Does anyone know if there is a way to logoff a Citrix application gracefully from a command line and from the client.....I have a script for a software installation on a workstation to install the ICA Client Upgrade and to install the Tricerat Simplified Printing Driver...I check for any active sessions prior to beginning and would like to log the user off after a few dialog warnings...Anyone know of a way to do this???? I can kill wfica32.exe but would rather not......