> you can assign those operators' accounts with "No access" to any apps
> directory but Control view system (if you are using NTFS)? This is what
> NT designed for, good security.
>
> **NT does not have a function to disable a key (I don't know any 3rd
> party software can do this). Why you cannot change a keyboard without
> "start" key?

     Also, a Start Key is not necessary for doing alot in win9x, a CTRL and
ESC will get you the start menu, and other keystrokes on nomral keyboards
will mimic the other functions of the start key. Best to just restrict
access to everything but want you want, then even pressing the start key
will get them nowhere. TTYL

> rizal sharif wrote:
>
> > hai...
> >
> > I was wondering how can I disable the short-cut
> > "start" button (the one with Windows logo)  on the
> > keyboard. This is because we don't want the operator
> > for the Control View System (run under Win NT 4) in
> > our factory mess around with other application except
> > the Control View System only.
>
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