Blocking Ctrl-Alt-Del leaves the power switch or maybe the plug as the
only way for the user to regain control. Why would you want to do that?
ONly for the reason that I explaine above...is for my little joke
application !
And I want disable all keys for about 30 seconds (time to erase
Hi at all,
I made a simple program that make a screenshot of Desktop and use it
as fullscreen background and then a ball erase image making illusion
that erase Desktop. The program working fine and I succesfully blocked
all keys but I have a problem with hotkey combination Ctrl-Alt-
Del...that
On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 08:33:18 -0700, Alex wrote:
Hi at all,
I made a simple program that make a screenshot of Desktop and use it
as fullscreen background and then a ball erase image making illusion
that erase Desktop. The program working fine and I succesfully blocked
all keys but I have a
Hi Steven,
As I understand it, you can't block, modify, or otherwise access Ctrl-Alt-
Del while running under Windows: it is the Secure Attention Key, and is
designed to be virtually impossible to interfere with. It's not *quite*
impossible, but it is the deepest, darkest black magic.
Alex wrote:
Hi at all,
I made a simple program that make a screenshot of Desktop and use it
as fullscreen background and then a ball erase image making illusion
that erase Desktop. The program working fine and I succesfully blocked
all keys but I have a problem with hotkey combination
