Well unless your goal is to make the PC run real slow then you probably don't want to use this.

To make it so certain windows won't accept user input use the EnableWindow function to disable them.

I diddn't mean your software will make a snapshot, using another program you can see a difference - regshot worked fine for me [see attachment]. I don't think the information on Microsoft's site will be outdated or incorrect cause they are the people who decided how the registry works. btw there is ...

Well if you have the unlock code like it is here you can make a program to find the unicode strings that are stored in the unlock program.

Seems a bit messy using a directory per user like that.

I'd do it all in one text file, maybe having each users' details per line with a seperator between the username/password values.

I think it would be clearer to say it changes the window size.

If by hidden you mean not there by default that just means you have to find them, the research will take care of that.

Whats to stop us comparing registry snapshots before/after tweaking to find out for ourselves?
Its also true some software can mess up the registry as well.

sort of reminds me of wordpad, minus the exceptions.

Hey when you say the best web browser what are you looking for in particular?
A more efficient browser engine or fancier designs?

(In .Net) To it by FTP I would use the FtpWebRequest/FtpWebResponse classes. If you have to do it over HTTP you could load the index page in a webbrowser, then use the Links property to find the files. You could then either make your own multithreaded download system or start a downloader program fo...

I can comment: It would be nice to set the process list refresh time, also a combobox/file history for the exe files might be useful. For the run on startup option I'd rather use Environment.CommandLine to get the name and path of the executable, just in case the user renamed it. It looks like there...