Ctrl + Alt + Del
Malcolm Turnbull
malcolm.turnbull "at" oxygen-solutions.com
Thu, 04 Nov 1999 13:56:55 +0000
AAhh I see !
You can't press CTRL-ALT-DELETE... you need to press the "SEND
CTRL_ALT-DELETE" button !
Regards,
Malcolm.
Malcolm Turnbull
IT Manager
Oxygen Solutions Ltd
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-----Original Message-----
From: ccaajcm [mailto:ccaajcm "at" ucl.ac.uk]
Sent: 04 November 1999 13:42
To: vnc-list "at" uk.research.att.com
Subject: Re: Ctrl + Alt + Del
> What do you mean by "the remote client cannot start this process"? Do you
> mean that just pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del on the client doesn't work (which it
> won't if you're using a Windows client)?
Yeah - im not that bothered about it working or not working once it has
logged
on - its just to be able to log on this needs to be done. Which is a bit of
a
blow.
> Ctrl-Alt-Del is the only keyboard sequence that Disable Local keyboard and
> mouse doesn't disable, I'm afraid, because it's the "secure access
> sequence". It's also the case that if you set User Properties to disable
> the keyboard & mouse, this won't affect the pre-login state - you have to
> use Default Properties to change that. Finally, if the keyboard & mouse
> disabling change between logins then you'll have to disconnect and
reconnect
> all clients for the change to take effect - this is a minor known bug.
Thats all fair enough - its just other similar programs I have seen the
ability to 'send' the ctrl-alt-del to the machine.
Nothing similar in this like a Ctrl-F1 code??? Maybe I could suggest it to
the developers?
Not that I want to much from a free program though :-)
Thanks for your help
John
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