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which OS do you use ?<br />
which version of c++ ?<br />

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which OS do you use ?
which version of c++ ?


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There is no built-in way, that is there is no API procedure or established means to do this. &nbsp;However, &nbsp;you can try to use keybd_event() to &quot;fake&quot; the control-alt-delete sequence. &nbsp; I believe that will work. &nbsp;Let me know if you have questions.<br />

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There is no built-in way, that is there is no API procedure or established means to do this.  However,  you can try to use keybd_event() to "fake" the control-alt-delete sequence.   I believe that will work.  Let me know if you have questions.


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Its MS VC++ 5.0 OR MS VC++ 6.0. I would like to know ways to do in for Win95 and Win98.<br />

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Its MS VC++ 5.0 OR MS VC++ 6.0. I would like to know ways to do in for Win95 and Win98.


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The OS and C+++ version don't matter. &nbsp;(as long as the OS is a windows OS). &nbsp;use keybd_event(). &nbsp;You will need to use it 6 times. &nbsp;Once the indicate contorl is down, then to indicate alt is down, then to indicate that delete is down, then to indicate delete is up etc...<br />

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The OS and C+++ version don't matter.  (as long as the OS is a windows OS).  use keybd_event().  You will need to use it 6 times.  Once the indicate contorl is down, then to indicate alt is down, then to indicate that delete is down, then to indicate delete is up etc...


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I am lloking into your solution. <br />

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NOPE. The documentation states that the function is for WinNT ONLY.<br />
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NOPE. The documentation states that the function is for WinNT ONLY.



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Hi Nietod,<br />
Please post your comment as an answer.<br />
Looks like it works just give me time to test it on couple of PCs.<br />
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Thank you, very much<br />
VMPN<br />

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Hi Nietod,
Please post your comment as an answer.
Looks like it works just give me time to test it on couple of PCs.

Thank you, very much
VMPN


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So, how is it working?<br />

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How do I call up the window that you get if you press CTRL+ALT+DEL from inside C++ program.
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How do I call up the window that you get if you press CTRL+ALT+DEL from inside C++ program.

CTRL+ALT+DEL

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.