> I'm writing is supposes to prevent the user from using
> the system until they have pressed a button. Once this
> button is pressed the "client" sends a message to a
> "server". The "server" then replies and tells the client
> to unlock. The user can then use the windows machine,
> browse the
Hi,
thanks to all those who replied so far. I should have
mentioned that I'm working on windows. The program
I'm writing is supposes to prevent the user from using
the system until they have pressed a button. Once this
button is pressed the "client" sends a message to a
"server". The "server" t
# > Does anyone know how I could get one window
# > with a button on it, to handle all mouse and
# > keyboard events. Thus preventing a user from
# > doing anything else but clicking on the button?
# First, there are modal and unmodal -dialogs. A modal
# dialog locks the GUI-thread and prevent
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Subject: trapping all key and mouse events
Hi,
Does anyone know how I could get one window
with a button on it, to handle all mouse and
keyboard events. Thus preventing a user from
doing anything else but clicking on the button?
Any suggestions/comments on how I could go
about doing this w
Hi,
Does anyone know how I could get one window
with a button on it, to handle all mouse and
keyboard events. Thus preventing a user from
doing anything else but clicking on the button?
Any suggestions/comments on how I could go
about doing this would be greatly welcomed,
thanks,
om
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