Yep - just use a Session variable like I cover in this class. Just set a session variable when the user logs on (which I cover in a later class) then check it in your header.asp. You might find it easier to just have ONE header.asp file and use the session variable in it to display different information based on whether or not that user is logged on. I cover most of this in ASP 303.
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