"DESCRIPTION 1"="Auto login can be used to bypass the "Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to login" nagging screen at bootup."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="Enable auto login ONLY IF you have already set the correct values using the "Settings" plug-in below."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="You MUST enable "Auto login count" to take advantage of the auto login feature more than ONCE. Maximum allowed value [4294967295] is used here. This represents how many times you can auto login."
"DESCRIPTION 4"="To temporarily stop auto login (ONLY IF enabled) in order to logon as a different user, press and hold the SHIFT key before the "Login" screen appears. This will allow you to logon by typing any (other) valid user name and password."
"DESCRIPTION 5"="CAUTION: It is advised to disable "Shift override" for security reasons, e.g. on a POS (Point of Sales) terminal."
"DESCRIPTION 6"="WARNING: Your password and user name information are kept in the system Registry in non-encrypted form, and could be revealed if anyone were to logon locally onto your machine, and use the Registry Editor. We suggest only using this if you have non-critical data on your computer and/or if your machine is located in a secure physical environment."
"DESCRIPTION 7"="NOTE: You can also bypass the login prompt by using the Windows 2000/XP/.Net "Accounts and Passwords" applet inside Control Panel."
"DESCRIPTION 8"="See this web page for more details: http://members.aol.com/axcel216/2k1.htm#BAIW"
"AUTHOR"="Xteq Systems"
"CONTACTURL"="http://www.xteq.com/"
"COPYRIGHT"="Copyright ⌐ Xteq Systems - All Rights Reserved"
"COMMENT 1"="Modified by AXCEL216 [axcel216@aol.com] on 4-11-2002."
Call MsgWarning("NOTE: To log on to the system as a different user, hold down the Shift key after logging off to reenable the normal Logon dialog box prompt.")
end if
if b1=true and b3=false then
Call MsgWarning("WARNING: Shift override is now DISABLED. To reenable the normal login prompt you MUST make sure you are able to access X-Setup in the future using the SAME configured user name in order to disable auto login again!")