You could make a form which is maximized and doesn't have a border etc. To make something similar to this make a form and change the following properties (In the properties window on form designer):
WindowState - Maximized
TopMost - True
ShowInTaskbar - False
SizeGripStyle - Hide
FormBorderStyle - None
This will make the form fullscreen and will not show it in the taskbar.It will not have a close button etc.
I have been trying to find out whether you can disable ALT+F4 etc. If i find a way i will tell you.
it's really simple actually. First call the shell class, and "link" to the ms-dos command called shutdown (go to command prompt and type shutdown to see the different options). The code is as follows:
Shell(
"shutdown /s /t 0")
Where shutdown refers to the command, /s is the option for shutdown (if you wanted to restart, you would replace that with /r) and /t 0 refers to the time it takes to shutdown. If you want it to take 60 seconds to shutdown, replace the 0 with 60.
I think this will only work on Windows XP, since I dont believe the other windows versions had the shutdown command, but that shouldnt be too big a problem..
shutdown windows
Amitkumar Jain
weathers2284
thanks for da help
also is there a way of making an app that hides windows all the time kinda like a second OS but with windows still runin in da background
PhilDWilson
You could make a form which is maximized and doesn't have a border etc. To make something similar to this make a form and change the following properties (In the properties window on form designer):
WindowState - Maximized
TopMost - True
ShowInTaskbar - False
SizeGripStyle - Hide
FormBorderStyle - None
This will make the form fullscreen and will not show it in the taskbar.It will not have a close button etc.
I have been trying to find out whether you can disable ALT+F4 etc. If i find a way i will tell you.
Ulla Becker
briggins5
Private Sub Form1_FormClosing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosinge.Cancel =
True 'will disable ALT+F4 for your applicationEnd Sub
Cath
Debabrata.debroy
it's really simple actually. First call the shell class, and "link" to the ms-dos command called shutdown (go to command prompt and type shutdown to see the different options). The code is as follows:
Shell(
"shutdown /s /t 0")Where shutdown refers to the command, /s is the option for shutdown (if you wanted to restart, you would replace that with /r) and /t 0 refers to the time it takes to shutdown. If you want it to take 60 seconds to shutdown, replace the 0 with 60.
I think this will only work on Windows XP, since I dont believe the other windows versions had the shutdown command, but that shouldnt be too big a problem..
Attila Molnar
Hi,
The below link should be of help.
Link: http://www.codeproject.com/Purgatory/AMR.asp
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Thank you,
Bhanu.