On Windows 2000, right click on My Computer and select Properties.  Then
click the Network Identification tab.  The machine name is the first part
of the field labeled "Full computer name."

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On 22 Aug 2003, at 19:53, Winship wrote:

>That CAT-STAFF-M71 is, as suspected, an internal code (made sense to me:
>"CATaloging-STAFF-M71", the M71 being the individual's code).

I'd like to know how to display this "internal code" on a suspect machine.
I thought it was the Network ID, but it apparently isn't... I just sent a
message from my daughters machine and instead of "Quantex SM-1" the bottom
"Received:" line says "Margaret".  Did it pull the first token out of the
User Name: "Margaret Murphey"?  I'm asking because it may be more
effective
to be able to tell a bunch of subscribers to click "My Computer and
whatever"
and see if the "Somefield" is on this list of rogues.

                                                   -Kary