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[urthos]

hello,
i'm new to the forum, i dont know if i'm in the correct forum or not but i'm sure you all can point me in the correct direction.
I'm working, in circles i might add, on writing a batch file to effectively disable ctrl+c, ctrl+v, and ctrl+x for a client of mine. Just to attempt to help with the backround on it, the client has employees that cary company laptops that i pretty much have locked down to not do much of anything. However this was a request from the client, i told them it may take a while and may not even be doable. The more and more i looked into it, i found a freeware program named "prevent" it was a batch file to accomplish this, but it disabled more than i wanted to. I found a couple of key remappers but they only seem to want to remap single keys not key combinations. I found a post on the internet that showed how to edit the registry but it was not doing specifically what i was looking for and i'm not familiar enough with program code and registry entries to convert it from disabling windows hotkeys to the cut, copy, paste hotkeys. Any help or advice on this would be most helpful.

Thanks
Urthos

[WingedPanther]

The only thing that comes to mind would be some sort of program that intercepts all windows events, filters out the ctrl-c, ctrl-v, ctrl-x keys, and passes all others on to the app.