Temporarily disable ctrl + alt + del, is it possible?

[Bret]

I wonder if there is any possibility of temporarily disabling the Ctrl + Alt + Del key combination while the kiosk-mode application is running.
Using both the KeyLock plugin and DisableKeys.dll I could not block this combination.
I already researched and the solutions found do not work on the moon.
Ulrich, can I count on your help again?

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

[startup]

why not just preventing alt+ctrl ??
i think no use for them without del
make it easy and just

if e_Modifiers.ctrl and e_Modifiers.alt  then

[Bret]

Startup unfortunately does not work ...
When you press Del together, you paste the pickup rule to the screen with the options containing the Task Manager ...
You have to block the entire combination so that some smart guy can not get away without doing what the created application asks for.

[Bret]

A palliative I found was to put in addition to kiosk mode, always be positioned above the other windows. So, even if the little mouse tries to cheat by calling the task manager, the task window will open behind the application that I created.

[startup]

You have to block the entire combination so that some smart guy can not get away without doing what the created application asks for.

Ok

if e_Modifiers.ctrl and e_Modifiers.alt  then
Application.Exit(0);
end

[startup]

SORRY
i misunderstand your request
ignore my last code !

[kingzooly]

You need a DLL, I am not sure if its still kicking it about, a few of us have created fake windows shells in the past that used them but I can't say if there still about anymore.

[Bret]

Hi kingzooly,

I have already tried with all the available plugins and DLLs, but they do not allow blocking of this combination.
Using a Windows Shell or a VBScript it is possible to do this blocking but I am still learning to program in Lua and could not translate to use in AMS.
Anyway, thank you for your attention.

[kingzooly]

I did say I have no idea if the DLL is still about I can tell you the DLL's did work on all OS's from windows 2000 to windows 7 from what I tested my work on in the past, I not tested them on vista/8/81/10 since the files are missing or old or I just don't have the need to block them anymore but the older OS's if you can find the right DLL it does work for what you asked since I blocked them very same keys in the past.