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Hi,<br />
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Not easily, I have found a program (not shareware) that will work. &nbsp;The problem is I can't remember the site (its at work, I'm at home) and won't be in to work until after Christmas. &nbsp;If you still need something then I'll get the address.<br />
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Good luck<br />
<br />
Frank<br />

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Hi,

Not easily, I have found a program (not shareware) that will work.  The problem is I can't remember the site (its at work, I'm at home) and won't be in to work until after Christmas.  If you still need something then I'll get the address.

Good luck

Frank


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I ended up getting called into work so I will pass the site onto you.<br />
<br />
<a href="http://www.visualautomation.com/comprod/secure4.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.visualautomation.com/comprod/secure4.htm</a><br />
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I have not tried it myself, but from the data sheet, it looks like it will work.<br />
<br />
Good luck,<br />
<br />
Frank
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Hi,

I ended up getting called into work so I will pass the site onto you.

http://www.visualautomation.com/comprod/secure4.htm [http://www.visualautomation.com/comprod/secure4.htm]

I have not tried it myself, but from the data sheet, it looks like it will work.

Good luck,

Frank

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Is there a way to disable the Ctr-Alt-Del toets in NT.<br />
We want the customer not to leave his program. With SetForeGroundWindow it works ok for all other key's but not for Ctrl-Alt-Del<br />

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Is there a way to disable the Ctr-Alt-Del toets in NT.
We want the customer not to leave his program. With SetForeGroundWindow it works ok for all other key's but not for Ctrl-Alt-Del


NT and Ctrl-Alt-Del

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