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I don't believe this can be done for Widows NT.<br />
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There's a method for Win-95/98, but not for NT &amp;&nbsp;2000.
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I don't believe this can be done for Widows NT.

There's a method for Win-95/98, but not for NT & 2000.

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Axtex is right. Here is the information for &nbsp;Win 95/98<br />
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1. Hide an application from the CTRL-ALT-DEL dialog in Windows 95/98 <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq82.htm" rel="ugc">http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq82.htm</a><br />
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2. Disable the CTRL-ALT-DEL dialog on Windows 95/98 <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq83.htm" rel="ugc">http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq83.htm</a><br />
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Axtex is right. Here is the information for  Win 95/98

1. Hide an application from the CTRL-ALT-DEL dialog in Windows 95/98

    http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq82.htm [http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq82.htm]

2. Disable the CTRL-ALT-DEL dialog on Windows 95/98

    http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq83.htm [http://bcbdev.com/faqs/faq83.htm]



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Although I don't know HOW, I believe it can be done. I have seen several apps running under windows NT (not sure about 2000) that has disabled CTRL+ALT+DEL, ALT+TAB, CTRL+ESC and so on. If I find anything I'll let you know.
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Although I don't know HOW, I believe it can be done. I have seen several apps running under windows NT (not sure about 2000) that has disabled CTRL+ALT+DEL, ALT+TAB, CTRL+ESC and so on. If I find anything I'll let you know.

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 I need to remove the ability for a user to use any hotkeys (i.e. CTL-ALT-DEL, ALT-TAB, etc) and I can't find any answers anywhere on this subject for Borland apps. 
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 I need to remove the ability for a user to use any hotkeys (i.e. CTL-ALT-DEL, ALT-TAB, etc) and I can't find any answers anywhere on this subject for Borland apps. 

deleting hot keys from a borland C++ builder 3 applicaiton

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