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>I am writing a TP6 program which requires the CTRL+BREAK sequence to be
>disabled, as it loads in data tables and manipulates them in real time.
>If CTRL+BREAK is pressed then the program bombs out and leaves the tables
>in a real mess.
>

I played around with this problem a few years ago.  The solution I came
up with was to hook the Ctrl-Break interrupt.  I don't remember what it
was (I think it was around 24h).  The only thing my interrupt was to do
was return immediately to its caller.  I used this when I had to write
a simple program for a teacher of mine (he wanted students to have to
enter a password without being able to break of out the program).

Hope this helps.

						Chris Hall :-)


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