Windows 10: is there a way to stop one program from being able to run when another

is open? thanks *Smile

:)

 

There has to be a way around not being able to export contacts from the windows mail people app!

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There has to be a way around not being able to export contacts from the windows mail people app!

How do I sync contacts in the windows mail people app to be saved as cvs file in another folder?

 

I don't think so.

 

??? what do you mean ? sorry .

 

It could be done via a script, which would run at startup, but it is a bit complicated to do.

 

It can be achieved by programming, but it is a little dificult and needs professional knowledge to do so.

 

Hi there

Coming from an old Mainframe environment this type of stuff is second nature !!!!

With Windows though it should be easy enough

Find out what the program is calling --then restrict the privilege level

This link while for W7is still valid for W10.

How to Block (or Allow) Certain Applications for Users in Windows

Cheers
jimbo