Just received a mail from a classmate:
two ways to prevent all kind of screen captures in windows:
1- write a program, then Set IsScreenCaptureEnabled property of the Application.view class to false. Then open your database within that application. (He's not sure if in this case FE can connect to BE specially when BE is sql server)
h t t p s:
//
docs.microsoft
.com
/en-us/
uwp/api/
windows.ui.viewmanagement.applicationview.isscreencaptureenabled
2- Use API in and set this property to false.
from MSDN:
https:
//docs.microsoft
.com/
en-us/
uwp/api/
windows.ui.viewmanagement.applicationview.isscreencaptureenabled?view=winrt-19041
two ways to prevent all kind of screen captures in windows:
1- write a program, then Set IsScreenCaptureEnabled property of the Application.view class to false. Then open your database within that application. (He's not sure if in this case FE can connect to BE specially when BE is sql server)
h t t p s:
//
docs.microsoft
.com
/en-us/
uwp/api/
windows.ui.viewmanagement.applicationview.isscreencaptureenabled
2- Use API in and set this property to false.
ApplicationView view = ApplicationView.GetForCurrentView();view.IsScreenCaptureEnabled = false;
from MSDN:
https:
//docs.microsoft
.com/
en-us/
uwp/api/
windows.ui.viewmanagement.applicationview.isscreencaptureenabled?view=winrt-19041
ApplicationView.IsScreenCaptureEnabled Property
This property lets you protect against unwanted copies of the window. When screen capture is disabled for a window, the window appears black in images produced by screen capture operations. For an example of setting the isScreenCaptureEnabled property, see the Disable screen capture bellow link .
Last edited: