Re: [flexcoders] AIR app as a controlled desktop

2009-07-22 Thread Ian Thomas
App switch (ALT+TAB on Windows, or APPLE+TAB on OSX) will get around that one.

I don't believe it's possible in AIR.

It _may_ be possible with one of the many available wrappers - e.g.
Northcode's SWF Studio:

http://www.northcode.com/swfstudio.php

HTH,
   Ian

On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 10:01 AM, Tom
Chiverton wrote:
>
>
> On Wednesday 22 Jul 2009, simonjpalmer wrote:
>> clicks? I want to be able to start my app, have it "take over" the user
>> experience, a bit like PowerPoint in presentation mode, and only go back
>> to
>
> You can't use full screen mode (ESC will always exit, right ?) - what about
> a
> window the size of the screen ?
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Re: [flexcoders] AIR app as a controlled desktop

2009-07-22 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 22 Jul 2009, simonjpalmer wrote:
> clicks?  I want to be able to start my app, have it "take over" the user
> experience, a bit like PowerPoint in presentation mode, and only go back to

You can't use full screen mode (ESC will always exit, right ?) - what about a 
window the size of the screen ?

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[flexcoders] AIR app as a controlled desktop

2009-07-21 Thread simonjpalmer
I have a requirement to prohibit users from accessing the desktop while using 
my app (it is for sitting exams).  Is there a way to get an AIR app to maximise 
itself, or to control the entire desktop region, capturing all clicks?  I want 
to be able to start my app, have it "take over" the user experience, a bit like 
PowerPoint in presentation mode, and only go back to the desktop when unlocked 
by an administrator.

Any pointers?