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Secure Desktop [6.x Win98/Me/NT4/2000/XP]
Features and Enhancements to Secure Desktop 6.71
- Added the ability to disable USB storage devices (OS Registry dialog).
- Added Firefox dialog to easily start/re-start Firefox and install the iLock Firefox extension.
- Fixed a couple of tab order user interface items.
Features and Enhancements to Secure Desktop 6.71
- Fixed a problem related to the Window Wizard and very long window
titles. There was a limit of 145 characters, which has now been
extended to 256.
- Extended the number of Window Wizard configurations from 10 to 100.
- Fixed a small problem when typing into the command-line area of the
classic setup.
disable it
- disable hot-keys
- disable the right mouse button
- disable the shift-left mouse button
- disable features in internet explorer
- disable features in office 2000
- disable features in office XP
- disable the options dialog in a program
- disable starting a second instance of a program
password protect it
- password protect icons
- password protect a group of icons
record it
- record user keystrokes
- record current logged in user name
- record top window title
start it
- start programs with passwords
- start programs again if they have closed
- start programs via DDE
- start programs at specific times
- start programs during shut-down
control it
- control the start-up order of programs
- control the shut-down order of programs
set it
- set the time delay for start-up programs
- set the time delay for shut-down programs
- set the auto-login parameters for NT4/2000/XP
hide it
- hide files
- hide folders
- hide drives
- hide dde/opc server programs
force it
- force a program to stay maximized or minimized
- force num lock to be always on or always off
- 21 CFR Part 11 (FDA) - Secure Desktop has several features to aid the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, and beverage industries. Using Secure Desktop, program and data access can be controlled, user activity can be logged to disk, and users can be automatically logged off from Windows NT 4.0, 2000, or XP due to inactivity.
- Retail Point Of Sale (POS) - Secure Desktop is designed for IT professionals using Windows in the restaurant, retail, lodging, and resort industries. Point of sale (POS), inventory, customer-activated terminals, drive-thru, and kitchen order fulfillment are mission-critical and therefore need the security features found in Secure Desktop.
- Kiosks - Secure Desktop is designed for IT professionals installing a Windows computer in a library, museum, cafe, airport, or college. Browsing the internet, browsing an intranet, or using a custom multimedia database on a public kiosk computer requires the security features found in Secure Desktop.
- Password Protect - Secure Desktop is a secure user interface to any program. Each icon, group tab, or toolbar button may be individually password protected. Prevent multiple instances of a program.
- Disable Hot-Keys - Secure Desktop can disable many different hot-key combinations, tuned for the specific operating system in a hardware independant fashion. Please go to the data sheet for a partial list.
- Restrict Use - Secure Desktop restricts features in Windows, Internet Explorer, Office 2000, and Office XP programs using the registry. Restrict local file access, menu items, and toolbar buttons.
- Control A Window - Secure Desktop has a Window Wizard to act on a selected window. A window can be automatically hidden or closed. A window can be forced into a minimized or maximized state and the min, max, and close buttons can be disabled.
secure it
- windows 98/Me
- windows NT4/2000/XP
- windows 2000/2003 terminal services
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