Hide Taskbar
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Hi All I am working with a C#.NET Application Which Required to Cover All the Avilable Space in Desktop including Taskbar and Should not Respond to any Key events including Windows Button means that user should not Access the Desktop Items by any way. i set my Form Properties Like this FormBoarderStyle=None; ShowInTaskbar=False; TopMost=true; by this i am able to ristrict to some extend,but i failed when Windows Key Pressed where i can easily terminate the running Process from Taskmanager.Help me in this Isue. Thanks in Adavance.
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Hi All I am working with a C#.NET Application Which Required to Cover All the Avilable Space in Desktop including Taskbar and Should not Respond to any Key events including Windows Button means that user should not Access the Desktop Items by any way. i set my Form Properties Like this FormBoarderStyle=None; ShowInTaskbar=False; TopMost=true; by this i am able to ristrict to some extend,but i failed when Windows Key Pressed where i can easily terminate the running Process from Taskmanager.Help me in this Isue. Thanks in Adavance.
Are you writing some kind of malware?
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Are you writing some kind of malware?
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i am sorry,but client need that way, when ever they need they can give access the computer.if you need in full detail i can mail you all the project details. Thnaks for Reply..
I have not a tested idea to point so I'll write two idea that i have based on similar situations. maybe they can help. Sorry if it is rubbish 1)You can prevent your application from loosing focus. So when win key is pressed your app must loose focus. If you deny that maybe it is a solution. I believe it is a wrong solution though 2)In previous years i had wirtten an app that hooked on every key and mouse move. Maybe if you create a hook handler and when win key is recognized, you can just consume the event so it wan't be passed to the explorer. But I believe this must be already the case for the exlorer so you is going to handle the message first I don't know. Aain sorry. Just some ideas.
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Hi All I am working with a C#.NET Application Which Required to Cover All the Avilable Space in Desktop including Taskbar and Should not Respond to any Key events including Windows Button means that user should not Access the Desktop Items by any way. i set my Form Properties Like this FormBoarderStyle=None; ShowInTaskbar=False; TopMost=true; by this i am able to ristrict to some extend,but i failed when Windows Key Pressed where i can easily terminate the running Process from Taskmanager.Help me in this Isue. Thanks in Adavance.
Microsoft provides an article How to use Kiosk Mode in Microsoft Internet Explorer[^], explaining how to replace the standard Explorer with the IE in the "Kiosk-Mode". Maybe this article will give you an ídea.
Regards, Tim
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I have not a tested idea to point so I'll write two idea that i have based on similar situations. maybe they can help. Sorry if it is rubbish 1)You can prevent your application from loosing focus. So when win key is pressed your app must loose focus. If you deny that maybe it is a solution. I believe it is a wrong solution though 2)In previous years i had wirtten an app that hooked on every key and mouse move. Maybe if you create a hook handler and when win key is recognized, you can just consume the event so it wan't be passed to the explorer. But I believe this must be already the case for the exlorer so you is going to handle the message first I don't know. Aain sorry. Just some ideas.
Dont Say Sorry,You r trying to Help me That's very much enough. I too thinking about Hooks..but never Getting any Idea. Look at this thred you may get some .. http://www.programmersheaven.com/c/MsgBoard/read.asp?Board=10&MsgID=344596&Setting=A9999F0001[^] Thnaks for Reply..