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Onderwerp: Re: lingo-l How Do Vandals Stop (break into) Kiosk Movies?
At 11:22 PM -0400 6/30/06, Carl West wrote:
No, it was in there:
... but I didn't think anyone could get in with nothing but a
mouse connected to the computer with a full screen Projector
running.
Maybe
Catch all key strokes, and tell the movie to do nothing unless it's a
code you have specified?
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Is ctrl-alt-del disabled? That acces will let 'em get at the Task Mgr.
K
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You didn't mention if the computer had a keyboard. If you used a
touch screen then there would be no keyboard and no right-click
available.
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Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
Paul
I have several retail displays that are running Director Projector
Movies that have the TaskBar/Start Menu set so it does not stay on top
of other programs
At 3:03 PM -0700 6/30/06, Paul Fretheim wrote:
Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
One suggestion I had was to use a Mac one button mouse. That would
rule out any right-click hacking.
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Paul Fretheim wrote:
Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
No, it was in there:
... but I didn't think anyone could get in with nothing but a mouse
connected to the computer with a full screen
At 11:22 PM -0400 6/30/06, Carl West wrote:
No, it was in there:
... but I didn't think anyone could get in with nothing but a
mouse connected to the computer with a full screen Projector
running.
Maybe it should have been up front, but it was there.
It wasn't in there, but it also was
