MG SRC=C:\TEST_DIR\THE_IMAGE.jpg
Will only work with extremely low security settings on IE, wont work on mozilla at all, and anyway, standard browser caching will take care of the reloading issues.

Java applets can't access local files either because of the same security issues.

There is no way to limit any application to one physical person. I've got 5 PC's at home. You might be able to limit access to one simultanious run per account, though.

You're still really vague about what your application is doing, why you would need all this "security" in the first place (since you claim it's not a game).

Maybe I'm being paranoid, but your username is not exactly giving me confidence either, so I'll proably not be posting in this thread anymore. All information you'd need for a well-working usable system is in this thread or easily found on CPAN anyway.

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re^3: interaction or verify with users pc by Joost
in thread interaction or verify with users pc by Evilzz

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