Screen Shield
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Lock on start up.
When selected Screen Shield will Lock the system every time when is starts.
If not selected Screen Shield will be started in Unlock mode.
When Windows Starts.
When selected, Screen Shield will be started during Windows start up.
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Selecting both options will Lock system as soon as Windows started. You may experience some conflict between Screen Shield and other applications loaded at start up. Windows will display an error message if this occurs. Please use third-parties tools to set an order in which applications are loaded during Windows start up. Screen Shield should be the last application loaded, as it going to Lock the system. |
Disable logon when system is locked.
When unchecked: this option allows you to deactivate running Shield directly by clicking on a screen. Screen Shield will ask you to enter Admin password before it will unlock the system.
This option may be useful when you need to unlock PC directly, rather then through a server application. If for example, due to Network failure or some other reason, you were unable to deactivate Shield from a server application and this option is unchecked, this is the only way to deactivate
Screen Shield without having to reboot PC.
When checked: neither Admin nor Customers can deactivate Screen Shield. It can only be done from a server application.
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If you uncheck Disable logon option and
check both Start Up options it means that you can control Shield only from server application. |
Admin password - Type a password you want to have for Admin logons.
Show Screen Shield timer.
When selected Screen Shield will show a Timer when system is unlocked.
Select this option is you want to show how much time customer are using PC or how much time customer has left. (Depends on the payment mode in server application. See help file for the server application)
Notify user when minutes left (Only applicable for Pre-paid mode)
If you want to remind user about elapsing time - please enter amount
of minutes.
For example: if you enter 2 then when time left is less than 2 minutes
Timer will start to "flash" - changing color.
Enter 0 if you do not want to remind user about remaining time.
Leave ALT-CTRL-DEL disabled.
| For Windows 9x/ME: | Screen Shield disables ALT-CTRL-DEL automatically when Active (Lock). Select this option if you want Screen Shield to keep ALT-CTRL-DEL disabled in both modes - Active and Inactive. When you Exit from Screen Shield ALT-CTRL-DEL will be restored. |
| For Windows NT/2000/XP: |
When system is locked and user pressed ALT-CTRL-DEL he will see ALT-CTRL-DEL menu.
Screen Shield automatically disables following buttons:
If you select this check box will Screen Shield
will keep those buttons disabled when system is Unlocked. |