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Published: 2011-11-14 19:13:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 38487; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 4757
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Description
Came about as an unexpected by-product of my current work with rainmeter. I thought it was pretty cool idea, but I hadn't seen it around before, so I wrote it.Setup
Step 1: Open var. file
Step 2: Set Skin or App paths to be opened on validation.
Step 3: Set Skins you want closed on refresh
Step 4: Set Numeric Code ( Default: 1123581321 )
*The first ten digits of the Fibonacci Sequence served as a long enough test value*
Please, take it for a test, and then get back to me with comments
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Comments: 13
the download is gone can you please provide another link
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how do i make it open a file when i type in the password. i have messed around with the .var file and i still cant get it. send me a email or just commentΒ
thx
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hey can you please make this into a log on screen c:
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what do the square do everytime i click them they disappear
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I have a problem of configuration Voila I tried all the possibilities in the file .var but anything has to make a kind soul could help me by giving an example? To sadden for English I use a translator
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I was thinking about that kind of skin, could be better than the logon screen
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Perhaps, if the right modifications were made.
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Well... it would work for some computer illiterate... that's about it...
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True, it serves next to no security function at all, it just looks cool.
If you really want it to do that you'd need a fullscreen back, filling all mouse click to prevent settings access, and then set the skin position to "stay topmost".
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you could still just use hotkeys to close it (win key, ctrlaltdel, etc.). Windows lock-session is the only way to fully lock a computer without screwing something up.
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ya, u could just kill the rainmeter process with ctrl alt del lol
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