This is what i need:

*Once a specified user signs in, Internet explorer will automatically load.

* The user cannot use the alt key, (to use alt+ctrl+del alt+tab or alt+esc)

* The user cannot use the Windows key

* The user cannot use the esc key

* The user cannot see the taskbar.

* IE must always be ontop

* The user cannot minimize or close out internet explorer

* Basically, I only want the specified user, upon login, to only use IE.

* But it would be really helpful if i could still log out the user

somehow. With a key config prompted with a password rather than just a

hard shut-down

I would really appreciate any help what so ever.

I know how to make IE startup upon log in. The rest, Sucks. PLease
help. thank you - bigtwenty.

: This is what i need:
:
: *Once a specified user signs in, Internet explorer will automatically load.
:
: * The user cannot use the alt key, (to use alt+ctrl+del alt+tab or alt+esc)
:
: * The user cannot use the Windows key
:
: * The user cannot use the esc key
:
: * The user cannot see the taskbar.
:
: * IE must always be ontop
:
: * The user cannot minimize or close out internet explorer
:
: * Basically, I only want the specified user, upon login, to only use IE.
:
: * But it would be really helpful if i could still log out the user
:
: somehow. With a key config prompted with a password rather than just a
:
: hard shut-down
:
: I would really appreciate any help what so ever.
:
: I know how to make IE startup upon log in. The rest, Sucks. PLease
: help. thank you - bigtwenty.
:


Sounds like you are making adware or malware or some other annoyance, otherwise there would be no reason to lock out the user from his own computer.

: : This is what i need:
: :
: : *Once a specified user signs in, Internet explorer will automatically load.
: :
: : * The user cannot use the alt key, (to use alt+ctrl+del alt+tab or alt+esc)
: :
: : * The user cannot use the Windows key
: :
: : * The user cannot use the esc key
: :
: : * The user cannot see the taskbar.
: :
: : * IE must always be ontop
: :
: : * The user cannot minimize or close out internet explorer
: :
: : * Basically, I only want the specified user, upon login, to only use IE.
: :
: : * But it would be really helpful if i could still log out the user
: :
: : somehow. With a key config prompted with a password rather than just a
: :
: : hard shut-down
: :
: : I would really appreciate any help what so ever.
: :
: : I know how to make IE startup upon log in. The rest, Sucks. PLease
: : help. thank you - bigtwenty.
: :
:
:
: Sounds like you are making adware or malware or some other annoyance, otherwise there would be no reason to lock out the user from his own computer.
:


No, actually, I have to lockdown a Computer in a store-front. I only want Customers to be able to surf the web, Not browse anything on the computer. What is the safest way to do this?

: : : This is what i need:
: : :
: : : *Once a specified user signs in, Internet explorer will automatically load.
: : :
: : : * The user cannot use the alt key, (to use alt+ctrl+del alt+tab or alt+esc)
: : :
: : : * The user cannot use the Windows key
: : :
: : : * The user cannot use the esc key
: : :
: : : * The user cannot see the taskbar.
: : :
: : : * IE must always be ontop
: : :
: : : * The user cannot minimize or close out internet explorer
: : :
: : : * Basically, I only want the specified user, upon login, to only use IE.
: : :
: : : * But it would be really helpful if i could still log out the user
: : :
: : : somehow. With a key config prompted with a password rather than just a
: : :
: : : hard shut-down
: : :
: : : I would really appreciate any help what so ever.
: : :
: : : I know how to make IE startup upon log in. The rest, Sucks. PLease
: : : help. thank you - bigtwenty.
: : :
: :
: :
: : Sounds like you are making adware or malware or some other annoyance, otherwise there would be no reason to lock out the user from his own computer.
: :
:
:
: No, actually, I have to lockdown a Computer in a store-front. I only want Customers to be able to surf the web, Not browse anything on the computer. What is the safest way to do this?
:


I believe there are limited versions of Windows out there for such purposes, I remember seeing one in a library.

Answering your question would make the solution available to those who are making such programs. And I doubt everything you wish to do is possible without modifying Internet Explorer.