3 secs here, another 3 elsewhere, and when you look again your logon time decreases substancially...
Especially when we're talking about "adding", that is, currently I have *NO* logon script for my users; if they start having to wait 20 seconds, that will be 20 seconds *more* than they were used to!
The second, "hidden" advantage would be to "conceal" those scripts from some prying eyes... Surelly, there could be still someone left that went all the way looking on the net for KIX32.EXE and finds out how to "uncompress" them, but hey, that simple way of "hiding" stuff from end users works with 99.99% of them!
Besides, if Kix had some compress/decompress routines built in, then it would very easy to copy the compressed DLLs,scripts,UDFs,OCX,whatevers and simply copy those (when needed) from the server... And then we'd be talking about some potencial major savings... ![[Smile]](images/icons/smile.gif)
Just my 0.02 € worth...
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Later,
[b]Mad[/b]ruga
