>>>In the other message, you said lock the keyboard, but this is locking all windows. Is that the same thing?
>>>
>>It prevents any intervention for the application (the user can do nothing with the application, but can work in Office and do other stuff).
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>I don't understand the usage. What is the parameter when it is not 0?

This is Marcia's message, BTW

Re: Lockscreen does not lock Thread #1338795 Message #1338854