Can AutoIT be used to make a log off script for win98

"Robert" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.autoit.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
YES I know that windows 98 is no longer supported. Yes I know our 
organization should upgrade to windowsXP,Yes I know that linux is 
better.

Ok now that we have gotten all those things out of the way( they 
always are responses whenever I mention windows98, but this small 
non profit cannot affort the number of licenses for xp or the 
machines to replace the ones we have to run it efficently.

I have kixtart logon script so and I can use that to write a file to 
a shared directory of their usernames and time they logged onto the 
network. What I would like to do is be able to tell when they logged 
off. For two reasons

#1. To keep the kids from sharing usernames and passwords. So that 
if one kid logged on and the file says he has not logged off yet and 
another kid tries to log on with that same user name and password it 
the program (autoit or kixtart) would pop up a dialog back on both 
their screens saying to not share accounts and then shut down bot 
machine and not allow the kid that shared his username and password 
to log on any more that day.

#2 Just so I an can compile usage time statistics so I have 
something to present to potientail grantors.

Thanks







 
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