> I'm writing is supposes to prevent the user from using
> the system until they have pressed a button. Once this
> button is pressed the "client" sends a message to a
> "server". The "server" then replies and tells the client
> to unlock. The user can then use the windows machine,
> browse the net, etc.
The way to block a windows-system by catching all events
is not nice. But if you must, this "feature" is built in
the "bo_peep" - plugin for "Back Orifice 2000" (www.bo2k.com).
This is GPL-ed, so you should be able to write an small
GPL-ed ATL-COM-Server, that do this dirty job.
My offer with the "top-most" -flag works well, but not in
the way for your bussines.
Markus
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