Re: WinNT/2000 screen saver with password and Logoff?
From: Florian Schaper (fschaper@zerodegree.de)Date: 08/17/02
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From: "Florian Schaper" <fschaper@zerodegree.de> Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 00:58:47 +0200
Windows XP and Windows2K handle password management on their own unlike
windows95/98 and their like, where the password-management was part of the
screensaver-programmer's job (and in most cases a security problem). Like
already said in this thread you can change your settings in the
_display_properties_ to have password protection in win2k/XP.
./regards
Florian Schaper
"David Matten" <david@spambitbucket.xyris.com> wrote in message
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> I have looked for this animal, but have not found it. I want a screen
saver
> that will lock and prompt for a password after it activates, but allow a
new
> user to logoff the previous user if they don't know the password. I have
> seen this in UNIX cluster environments, but cannot find it for Windows.
>
> Anyone ever heard of one?
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