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If usr idle for t, kill progs, not xyz

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Date: November 14, 2001 at 13:17:33 Pacific
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Is there any program for PM, that if no user input, either mouse or keyboard, then kill all programs except certain programs (ie, pmshell, desktop, security, etc.)

I use OS/2 as a Kiosk at a College for student activities, student information, and student comments. A bmp changer runs to display student activity messages. However, students who run programs tend to leave them open, maximized. To alter this, I am looking for a program that kills any extra programs if no user is using the computer.

Thank you in advance.



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