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I found a screen saver that models the BSOD (blue screen of death) and wanted to play a prank on a friend by disabling all but one Peripheral which I would be holding (a bluetooth mouse). I already know how to disable the trackpad when the mouse is present, but how do I disable the built in keyboard?
By the way, a link to the screen saver is XScreenSaver, and to make it compatible with Snow Leopard, see this arcticle. Please Respond at your leisure. Thanks! |
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