@ big10p:
Thanks for reporting your issues with W98SE. The dll should work on W98, but I am willing to take your results on faith over the documentation from M$.
I have the option of including some W98/ME specific code that uses the 'ScreenSaver mode' to disable task-switching... I will try to include this in the next version if I can get reliable reporting of the OS version.
As for the StickyKeys problem... I am not sure why this isn't working. Can you check for the file "StickyKey.txt" on your machine ? {Probably in same folder as the dll.}
If this file exists and is not hidden, then the dll had a problem exiting. Running again should restore the previous settings.
If the file exists and is hidden then it thinks it closed down correctly.
You might try deleting all references to "StickyKey.txt", resetting your Control panel, then try running again to see if the file is being changed during program running.
Please let me know how you get on with this...
Thanks for reporting your issues with W98SE. The dll should work on W98, but I am willing to take your results on faith over the documentation from M$.
I have the option of including some W98/ME specific code that uses the 'ScreenSaver mode' to disable task-switching... I will try to include this in the next version if I can get reliable reporting of the OS version.
As for the StickyKeys problem... I am not sure why this isn't working. Can you check for the file "StickyKey.txt" on your machine ? {Probably in same folder as the dll.}
If this file exists and is not hidden, then the dll had a problem exiting. Running again should restore the previous settings.
If the file exists and is hidden then it thinks it closed down correctly.
You might try deleting all references to "StickyKey.txt", resetting your Control panel, then try running again to see if the file is being changed during program running.
Please let me know how you get on with this...