Locking down Netscape Navigator - Part 2

[Jon Knight]

On Mon, 3 Nov 1997, Andrew J. Mutch wrote:
> 2)  This method does not disable CTRL and ALT keys.  These keys can be
> disabled using javascript in NN 4.0 IF you use either a Signed Script or
> run the page on a SSL Server.  Both methods involve processes I am not
> completely familiar with and I have not personally tested either method.

If you've got dedicated web browsing workstations (such as web opacs) one
_very_ effective way to stop people screwing about with opening random
URLs is to unsolder the CTRL keys on the keyboard.  Works a treat in our
library... :-)

Tatty bye,

Jim'll

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