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Randy SillU.S.
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Turbo Pascal and Delphi developer since 1986. Strengths - UI, Windows API, Database, SQL, Internet, Threading, NT Services. | |
Brian SillU.S.
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Designing and implementing DOS, DPMI, and Windows apps in TP, BP, and Delphi (Windows VCL, Custom Controls, Runtime UI design, Windows API, Database, SQL, Threading, Btrieve, Pervasive.SQL, Advantage Database, ADO to MDB, ADO to MS SQL, MDI Apps, MS Office Integration, barcode generation, Document imaging application development, TIFF file structure, and some IFF file experience). |
1) You cannot retrieve the OS password...Windows does not store them but uses only a hash to compare. 2) There is not a way to deny a user the ability to halt your application via Task Manager. 3) I
Angelo, Short answer: Yes, it can be done (assuming that your database supports BlobFields). Long Answer: I don't have enough information to tell you how to proceed. I need to know what database
The tough part of this request is detecting usage to reset a timer. Best method would possibly be to monitor the events (see TApplicationEvents) and reset your usage timer based on certain eventTypes

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