We have some Win2K and WinXP computers that are used by multiple people
with Active Directory authentication. Sometimes users forget to log out
when the are done and the computer locks with the screen saver. Only
the users who locked it or an administrator can unlock it. There does
not appear
The way I've normally seen this done is to set the program up as a
screen saver, and to set the screen saver to activate after whatever
time limit the administrator wishes. The screen saver might run for a
few minutes with a warning that the user will be automatically logged
out after a
On Dec 21, 2004, at 8:23 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
3. If I can write a program to do this, how can I run it as a service
so the user can't quit it?
There is an MS utility, I forgot the name, that helps. You can run it
as a service. When your specify the command line for it you give the
command
1. Is there a command I can write in Revolution to log the user off?
on windowsLogoff
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
if NT is in the SystemVersion then set the shellCommand to cmd.exe
get shell(start logoff.exe)
end windowsLogoff
Works on WinXP, should work on WinNT/2K.
Derek
