Programmatically enable/disable screensaver password

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From: Atreju (someone_at_who.hates.junkmail)
Date: 10/11/04


Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 15:04:19 GMT

I have a computer system that, during work hours, I don't want it to
password-protect when it goes into screensaver mode. However, I would
like to schedule a VB utility to run that will enable the screensaver
password at certain times and disable it at other times.

Using Windows 2000 Server.

Any advice would be helpful.

PS - I always want the screensaver enabled, just the password
protection to be switched.

---Atreju---



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