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captainjca@aol.com
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      12th Apr 2007
IT department recently put in place a provision on our desktops which
automatically logs a user off his/her desktop after 5 mins. Is there
a program which you can download and run which fools the desktop from
logging off. This may seem like a juvenile question, but any advice
would be greatly appreciated.

 
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      12th Apr 2007
check with your IT department.

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> IT department recently put in place a provision on our desktops which
> automatically logs a user off his/her desktop after 5 mins. Is there
> a program which you can download and run which fools the desktop from
> logging off. This may seem like a juvenile question, but any advice
> would be greatly appreciated.
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captainjca@aol.com
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      12th Apr 2007
On Apr 12, 4:47 pm, "Slap" <s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> check with your IT department.
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> > IT department recently put in place a provision on our desktops which
> > automatically logs a user off his/her desktop after 5 mins. Is there
> > a program which you can download and run which fools the desktop from
> > logging off. This may seem like a juvenile question, but any advice
> > would be greatly appreciated.- Hide quoted text -

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I have and that is the issue, they would like for it to log off, I
would prefer not.
I was just wondering if there is a program I can leave active on the
desktop that prevents logging me off.

 
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=?Utf-8?B?TWFuaQ==?=
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      12th Apr 2007
Just tell them having to log on again and again is hampering your
productiveness.

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> On Apr 12, 4:47 pm, "Slap" <s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > check with your IT department.
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> > <captain...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> > > IT department recently put in place a provision on our desktops which
> > > automatically logs a user off his/her desktop after 5 mins. Is there
> > > a program which you can download and run which fools the desktop from
> > > logging off. This may seem like a juvenile question, but any advice
> > > would be greatly appreciated.- Hide quoted text -

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> I have and that is the issue, they would like for it to log off, I
> would prefer not.
> I was just wondering if there is a program I can leave active on the
> desktop that prevents logging me off.
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r2d2
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      14th Apr 2007
> I have and that is the issue, they would like for it to log off, I
> would prefer not.


Stick to the company rules or find a new job.
 
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