Re: Windows Explorer Alike Shell Menu Access by User
From: Ron Ruble (raffles2@att.net)
Date: 02/28/03
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From: "Ron Ruble" <raffles2@att.net> Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 06:32:27 -0500
"Ivanp74" <ergosum@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:_HB7a.5089121$6N5.681443@post-03.news.easynews.com...
> Does anyone know about any program that will look like windows explorer, and
> have features like:
> - Access to listing, deleting, moving, copying, creating, executing files
> according to user rights.
User rights are enforced by the underlying OS and file
system. They have nothing to do with Explorer.
> - Disable regular explorer (maybe by really replacing it totally).
Doable. Microsoft's MSDN KBase has information
on this; it's been supported in all versions of Windows
since at least 3.1.
> - Option to disable alt-tab, ctrl-alt-delete, ctrl-esc, ctrl-shift-esc, and
> others I can't think of right now...
Again, has nothing to do with Explorer. These keys are
managed by the system. Disabling them is non-trivial,
and varies by OS platform (NT/Win2K, and XP will
be entirely different than 9x and WinME).
> Those r some of the main features I'm looking for on a program, but I've seen
> bunch of them with a bunch of features I dont need.
I strongly doubt you will find one product to handle this.
You have several separate needs here; you'll almost
certainly need to look at several programs.
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