Guys help me plz.. im really new to Mac... i need to disable the control panel and doc for mac.. disable everything except the firefox, i need to config macbook so that it only can run firefox or whatever software it need to surf the internet..
Tell him it can't be done. What app are you using for the demo? Some apps will allow you to do a full-screen presentation, which won't show the Menu Bar, Dock, etc.yes yes i know he did point out that to me.. i did what richthomas told me... but my boss.. he soo fussy.. he want me to disable the menu bar... he dont want people to mess around with the setting... i told him i disabled it already but he keep insisting for me to hide em... he said the customer must not see this and that..
Tell him it can't be done. What app are you using for the demo? Some apps will allow you to do a full-screen presentation, which won't show the Menu Bar, Dock, etc.
ok like this. this macbook is gonna hit the retail store, the only app thats useable is firefox/anywebrowser and messenger developed by the company. so to prevent people from messing around with the macbook is to disable certain function, is there anyway to promt password before shutdown or logoff? im not familiar with mac OS, so plz educate me.. thx
Well, you can't disable or hide the Menu Bar, because the Firefox commands will be on it when it's the active app. Unlike Windows, where each app has its own toolbar with File, Edit, View, etc., in Mac OS X, they all use the same Menu Bar, with the menu choices changing, depending on which app is active.
Like many retail demos, you could set up an interface with more rigid controls like you're talking about, and use that interface to limit the user's choices. That would require developing such an interface. There's no simple way to do what you're wanting, using a standard Mac out of the box.