After
you log onto the system, you can press Ctrl+Alt+Del to display the Logon screen where the real
work takes place. The following sections describe each of the options in the Logon screen. If you
find that the Ctrl+Alt+Del key combination actually brings up the local Logon screen, rather than
the remote Logon screen, you need to change the Remote Desktop Connection application settings
using the information found in the ???Working with the Remote Desktop Connection Application???
section of Chapter 2.
Locking the Computer
Clicking Lock the Computer displays the Press CTRL + ALT + DELETE to Unlock this Computer
screen. It lets you remain logged into the system while you leave to perform other work. To unlock
the system, press Ctrl+Alt+Del, type your password as normal, and press Enter. The system will
display the desktop as it was when you locked the system. Consequently, this feature isn??™t quite the
same as logging off, where the system resets everything as if you hadn??™t logged in before. In addition,
any tasks you have running continue to run while you have the computer locked. Only the
user input features are locked.
Switching Users
Selecting this option lets you switch to another user.
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