> If you have made the move to KDE why not try kdm, the KDE replacement > for xdm... Thanks Kim. That info (which I haven't bothered to repost) was a huge help. Thanks for your time... Regards, Rob Hall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`` Heights Computer Management "Making computers work for you." rob at hcm.iinet.net.au www.hcm.iinet.net.au 08 9342 2664 0414 954 068