Hi James, Been using the Sitecom "Wireless PC lock" for some time. You have a proximity "button" keyfob that works a treat. The problem comes under the guise of "The problem of making something foolproof is that fools are so ingenious" and, in this instance, they just leave the keyfob on the desk next to the computer, and not in their pocket. Ho hum... Chris
_____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of James Sent: Tuesday, 29 May 2007 08:47 To: 'General Practice Computing Group Talk' Subject: [GPCG_TALK] proximity smart card to activate or deactivate screensavers Hi all Does any one run proximity smart card to activate or deactivate screen savers? I had smartcards encryption and screen/keyboard locking in my last government job and think a proximity type of (OVER the TOP) security system might of use in a general practice environment. At least it would get rid of accreditation concerns and more importantly remove the need to type passwords to deactivate screen savers thirty times a day as recommended by some. Any thought or suggestions? The cost would be the major concern, I would guess we do not need to invent this just make it cheap enough to be a consideration. Regards James Bishop Longevity Medical Ph 03 98482009 Fax 03 98407064 Mb 0413582615
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