I am not sure if there is a FoxView limitation, but you should be able to do what you want if you can run Display Manager and use normal XWindows communication. If you use Go Global instead of Exceed or similar XWindow emulator, you may not have much flexibility because all users will be identified as the same person. Here is what you can do with Display Manager: 1. Configure the dmcfg file to start the user up in a dedicated particular Environment. The user name in the dmcfg file has to match the user name that is assigned to an IP address in the /etc/host file. 2. Configure the .pulldown file in /usr/fox/sys/Change_Env to assign the appropriate access levels (or what ever you call them) for each Environment. 3. Configure the dedicated Environment(s) to enable & disable the appropriate access levels (i.e.100, 101, etc.) such that only the appropriate Environments or other menu items will be available to the user. You also disable omsets within the environment. Neil Martin Huntsman Corporation 7114 North Lamar Blvd Austin, TX. 78752 ph) 512-483-0119 "RAYMUNDO MENDEZ" <mendezrw@xxxxxxxx To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx m> cc: Sent by: Subject: [foxboro] Foxview and access protection foxboro-bounce@fre elists.org 11/16/01 10:25 AM Please respond to foxboro Hi, list I have the following question: Imagine that I have six different environments in my installation, so= when I open a the Main Foxview Window I am able to Change Environment= to any of them, is there a way to open an additional Foxview (Release 6.1.1) and in that particular additional Foxview avoid any user to go= to some of the environments previously mentioned?, i.e. maybe disabling = that one from the list? Thanks in advance for your help and regards Raymundo M=E9ndez PDVSA Manufactura y Mercadeo Refiner=EDa El Palito Zona Postal 2023A Apartado Postal 102 Departamento de Automatizaci=F3n Industrial Equipo de MCP Tel=E9fono: 58-242-3603518 Fax: 58-242-3604766 E-mail: mendezrw@xxxxxxxxx= ___________________________________________________________________ This list is neither sponsored nor endorsed by The Foxboro Company. Use the information obtained here at your own risk. For disclaimer, see http://www.thecassandraproject.org/disclaimer.html#maillist list info: //www.freelists.org/list/foxboro subscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=join unsubscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=leave