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13-03-2008, 09:44
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Re: Locking computers for pit display
For the one running video, is it using Windows Media Player 11? Because it has a feature where you can set a password when in full-screen mode.
All you do is double-click on the video (or whatever you do to go into that mode) and in the bottom right corner you'll see a small lock icon. Click that, type in a four-digit numerical password, then hit enter. Now you can't leave full-screen unless you go to that same icon and put in the password. |
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