Re: Screen Lock

[andrey_kalinin]

if you lock the keyboard and mouse, how would you unlock the computer when you
need it?  Can you just unplug them?
I do not think that there are screensavers for Win environment similar to UNIX's
xlock, where the scrennsaver is transparent.  From what I remember,
the pseudo-transparent screensavers from MS (like science and 60s from a plus
pack) just capture the desktop image and display it without updating.


Andrey




"Andrews, Gary - MLMC Toronto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/17/2001 02:55:46 PM


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Does any one know of a screen saver that just locks out the keyboard and
mouse, but will actively display the current window or desktop. I have a
systems management computer that is in the open office and I would like to
monitor it at the same time keep the workstation locked.

Gary

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