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dWinlock is an easy-to-use toolkit that allows software developers to limit access to Windows (Vista, XP, 2k, NT, Me, 98) by disabling a variety of key combinations (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+Del) and by hiding or replacing elements of the Windows desktop. The dWinlock API can be used in development environments that allow for calling functions in third-party DLLs. If your environment allows for calling Win32 API functions, you can also use the dWinlock API in your projects dWinlock offers the following functions: Disable keystrokes, for example: Ctrl Alt Del; Ctrl Esc; Alt-Tab; Alt Esc; Alt F4; Win Key; Application Key; Right, Mouse Button. Hide or replace the following desktop elements: Windows Taskbar; Windows Desktop; Windows Start Button; Tray Icons in the Windows Taskbar; Application Links in the Windows Taskbar; Replacement of Windows Start menu with own menu. All options can be activated or deactivated during runtime. No reboot is required to apply changes.