any Vista team member here?

[Jassim Rahma]

I want to suggest something in Vista.. maybe the next update..

you should have a feature to luck the screen without showing any screen
saver..

you know, in companies, we run several machines for monitoring and don't
want anyone to touch or change the screen..

 

[dirty old man]

Don't several of the screensavers themselves, have an option
that requires a password be entered before returning to the
desktop?


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| I want to suggest something in Vista.. maybe the next update..
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| you should have a feature to luck the screen without showing any screen
| saver..
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| you know, in companies, we run several machines for monitoring and don't
| want anyone to touch or change the screen..
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|

 

[Dale]

There are screen savers that do that - or at least for Windows 2000 there
were; that's the last full-time server admin I did. Just be careful where
you download them from.

Dale

 

[Robert Moir]

I want to suggest something in Vista.. maybe the next update..

you should have a feature to luck the screen without showing any
screen saver..

you know, in companies, we run several machines for monitoring and
don't want anyone to touch or change the screen..

There should be information on the msdn website to allow you to write your
own app to do this

 

[Rock]

I want to suggest something in Vista.. maybe the next update..

you should have a feature to luck the screen without showing any screen
saver..

you know, in companies, we run several machines for monitoring and don't
want anyone to touch or change the screen..

This is the way to make a suggestion to MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?WS=Wish

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Since Vista is a released product, you may file suggestions at
(e-mail address removed)

 

[StephenB]

I want to suggest something in Vista.. maybe the next update..

you should have a feature to luck the screen without showing any screen
saver..

you know, in companies, we run several machines for monitoring and don't
want anyone to touch or change the screen..

Set the screensaver to be "blank" and set the check box for "On resume, display
logon screen." Then, when you lock the PC, the screensaver will kick in at the
allotted point, but it will be a blank screen until you "wake" it up.
-steve

 

[koze]

You can select in Vista the user has to login again after the screensaver
was active, no problem already there.

Go to personalize screen setting (right click on the desktop) screensaver ,
in the options you have the checkbox user ....

Ko.

 

[Mr. Vista]

This is the way to make a suggestion to MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?WS=Wish

I thought the way was to tell Colin

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

<strangle>Mr Vista<\end strangle>

I thought the way was to tell Colin