QUOTE(BenignDesign @ 3 Mar, 2008 - 02:30 PM)
First, I can't help but wonder why you would want to and/or need to do this.
Second, if you are aiming to prevent process termination, there is no real way to do it. That being said, I would be willing to wager there's not really a way to suppress other processes from running at the same time as your app.
Third, it MIGHT be possible to force the program to restart immediately after termination, but restricting what a user can and cannot access on a given system would be best left to server administration of usergroup permissions.
Fourth, I could be totally wrong here, just throwing out what little bit I'd like to think I know.
First - Unfortunately it is a client Request. The app is for a production line in a manufacturing plant and they don't want users going into word, internet explorer, etc.
Second - No really worried about this.
Third - I'll get in touch with the server admins to see what we can do with this.
Fourth - Thanks for the feedback. :-D
That aside I've seen apps that do this. When they load they take over the whole screen and don't let the user change to any other app.
Maybe it can be done with maximize and setting focus?
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