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How to prevent a certain application's screen capturing.

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Jin - 02 Oct 2003 02:54 GMT
Dear All.

My customer is making a program with security function
and they have to prevent this application's screen
capturing or whole screen capturing from "Print Scrn" key
and other screen capturing programs.

I'm not on this alias. Please e-mail me directly.

How could they do?
Thank you for your help.

Best regards.

Jin Kyu Chong
MCS Korea
Farooque Khan - 02 Oct 2003 09:54 GMT
There is some feature in Windows through
display hardware that makes it possible to
prevent screen capture of a window. In the
captured screen the windows appears blacked
out. Sorry but I don't exactly remember this. Search
on net, you will definietly find it.

HTH,

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http://www.concretioindia.com

> Dear All.
>
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> Jin Kyu Chong
> MCS Korea
kai - 02 Oct 2003 16:54 GMT
> My customer is making a program with security function
> and they have to prevent this application's screen
> capturing or whole screen capturing from "Print Scrn" key
> and other screen capturing programs.

you could write a little tool which polls the clipboard and kills every
print-screen like content if it finds some
Filip Konvicka - 06 Oct 2003 09:59 GMT
Hi,

I believe that something like this is possible through DirectX.

I definitely agree with Kirk Ferdmann:
"First of all there is no need to include all those NGs in cross-posting.
Secondly it usually considerd inpolite to ask a question in a NG and request
the answer to be emailed to you - there are other people who can potentially
benefit from reading it."

Regards,
Filip

> Dear All.
>
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> Jin Kyu Chong
> MCS Korea

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