A hack, but if he can use a mouse, he could use an on-screen keyboard to
log-on.
http://www.assistech.org.uk/doku.php/experiencebase:computeraccess:osknetwor
klogon
OR, you might be able to use the method described at the end of this article
to run the sticky-keys executable at startup (or a macro that did the same
thing)...
Cheers.
Simon
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Subject: logging on
Dear all
I'm working with a client who needs sticky keys access. However he uses a
multi user PC at work, which requires him to use ctrl alt del to log
on. This is before his profile is loaded, so sticky keys is not
enabled. I've discovered that you can disable the need for ctrl alt del,
but it's a security risk & he works in a high security environment.
Is there a way round this?
Barry
Barry Taylor, Clinical Scientist
Medical Physics Service
Tulley Medical Physics Building, Hull Royal Infirmary Anlaby Road, Hull HU3
2JZ
Tel: 01482 675928, Fax: 01482 675750
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