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Global $user = 'user1' And 'user2' And 'user3' And 'user4'

Also

Global $user = 'user1' Or'user2' Or'user3' Or 'user4'


    Global $userid = GUICtrlRead($USERIDINPUT)
    If    Not $user ==  $userid Then

        MsgBox(0, "Temp", "You can run the script")

    Else
        MsgBox(0, "Temp", "You cannot run the script")
        Exit
    EndIf

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Global $user = 'user1' Or'user2' Or'user3' Or 'user4'


    Global $userid = GUICtrlRead($USERIDINPUT)
    If    $user =  $userid Then

OR

$userid = $user Then

        MsgBox(0, "Temp", "You can run the script")

    Else
        MsgBox(0, "Temp", "You cannot run the script")
        Exit
    EndIf

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23 minutes ago, Cyborg5000 said:

Global $user = 'user1' And 'user2' And 'user3' And 'user4'

Also

Global $user = 'user1' Or'user2' Or'user3' Or 'user4'

I am wondering why you think this should work at all?
You are creating an boolean result to which $User will be set.

One way is to do it like this:

Global $user = '|user1|user2|user3|user4|'
If StringInStr($user, "|" & $userid & "|") Then
    ;
EndIf

also for the records: these kind of tests will always fail:

28 minutes ago, Cyborg5000 said:

If  Not $user ==  $userid Then

as Not $user will be evaluated as first step!

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You could have a look at Xprotec in the example scripts section to limit access to your script.
But be aware that you can not get 100% protection - search the forum for explanations why ;)

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If you are having them log into the computer @UserName is great as it authenticates against who they are logged in as, nobody can simply just type somebody elses name into a field.  You can then check against a AD security group with other AD integration UDF that we have.

At the most basic level, I would put my names in an .ini file or in the script as an array and check it in a loop with stringinstr() or stringregexp() depending how secure you want it and how easy to modify it needs to be.

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