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From: BNSGuy on 1 Mar 2010 22:37
I'm working on an HTA project and need to be able to definitively tie
collected information to specific users. I can get the logged on user
name, but given that any logged in user can run the script, including
'generic' accounts, the manually entered information can only be tied
to that accout.

If I run the script from an intranet server, I can require logon to
the web page ( and with IIS require certificates) so this is not an
issue from that perspective. The issue only exists when I provide the
script as an HTA to be run on disconnected computers (that still have
smartcard capability).

Any help requiring some sort of certificate from an HTA would be very
helpful!

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