A way to remove "Shut down" and leave "Restart"?

I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
Down..." selection from the Start menu.

I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it in
the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
computer but not turn it off.

I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or ideas
would be greatly appreciated!!!

Restart shortcut: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
create new desktop shortcut with this as the target, and remove shutdown from
start menu or place the shortcut in the start menu as "shutdown"

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"TonyR do not reply to - unread mailbox" wrote in
message om...
| I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
| Down..." selection from the Start menu.
|
| I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
| available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it in
| the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
| computer but not turn it off.
|
| I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or ideas
| would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thank you very much AB!!!

I tested and this has the effect that I want. Two things that I would
like (but will live without if they can't be done):

#1 - Is there a way to make this bring up a confirmation box?

#2 - Is there a way to place the shortcut at the bottom of the Start
menu like the "real" Shut Down... button?

Thanks again and TIA!



"AlmostBob" wrote in message ...
Restart shortcut: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
create new desktop shortcut with this as the target, and remove shutdown from
start menu or place the shortcut in the start menu as "shutdown"


"TonyR" wrote in
message om...
| I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
| Down..." selection from the Start menu.
|
| I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
| available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it in
| the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
| computer but not turn it off.
|
| I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or ideas
| would be greatly appreciated!!!

A follow-up to a question posted earlier...

Is there a way to place a shortcut in the Start menu and make it
appear at the bottom (i.e. to replace "Shut Down...")?

TIA!!!



If anyone is interested, instead of using only the rundll32 command by
itself, I found a way to confirm a restart with a vbs/wsh script:
http://www.borncity.com/WSHBazaar/WSHExitWin3.htm

I only used the following lines:
************************************************** ********************
* Option Explicit
*
* Dim Shell, Title, obj
*
* Title = "Shut Down Windows"
*
* Set Shell = WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
* Set obj = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
*
* If (MsgBox("Shutdown Windows?", _
* vbYesNo + vbQuestion, Title) = vbYes) Then
* obj.Run "RunDll32.exe Shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 0x02"
* End if
************************************************** ********************



(TonyR) wrote in message om...
Thank you very much AB!!!

I tested and this has the effect that I want. Two things that I would
like (but will live without if they can't be done):

#1 - Is there a way to make this bring up a confirmation box?

#2 - Is there a way to place the shortcut at the bottom of the Start
menu like the "real" Shut Down... button?

Thanks again and TIA!



"AlmostBob" wrote in message ...
Restart shortcut: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
create new desktop shortcut with this as the target, and remove shutdown from
start menu or place the shortcut in the start menu as "shutdown"


"TonyR" wrote in
message om...
| I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
| Down..." selection from the Start menu.
|
| I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
| available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it in
| the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
| computer but not turn it off.
|
| I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or ideas
| would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thank you Tony

"TonyR do not reply to - unread mailbox" wrote in
message om...
| A follow-up to a question posted earlier...
|
| Is there a way to place a shortcut in the Start menu and make it
| appear at the bottom (i.e. to replace "Shut Down...")?
|
| TIA!!!
|
|
|
| If anyone is interested, instead of using only the rundll32 command by
| itself, I found a way to confirm a restart with a vbs/wsh script:
| http://www.borncity.com/WSHBazaar/WSHExitWin3.htm
|
| I only used the following lines:
| ************************************************** ********************
| * Option Explicit
| *
| * Dim Shell, Title, obj
| *
| * Title = "Shut Down Windows"
| *
| * Set Shell = WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
| * Set obj = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
| *
| * If (MsgBox("Shutdown Windows?", _
| * vbYesNo + vbQuestion, Title) = vbYes) Then
| * obj.Run "RunDll32.exe Shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 0x02"
| * End if
| ************************************************** ********************
|
|
|
| (TonyR) wrote in message
om...
| Thank you very much AB!!!
|
| I tested and this has the effect that I want. Two things that I would
| like (but will live without if they can't be done):
|
| #1 - Is there a way to make this bring up a confirmation box?
|
| #2 - Is there a way to place the shortcut at the bottom of the Start
| menu like the "real" Shut Down... button?
|
| Thanks again and TIA!
|
|
|
| "AlmostBob" wrote in message
...
| Restart shortcut: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
| create new desktop shortcut with this as the target, and remove shutdown
from
| start menu or place the shortcut in the start menu as "shutdown"
|
|
| "TonyR" wrote in
| message om...
| | I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
| | Down..." selection from the Start menu.
| |
| | I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
| | available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it in
| | the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
| | computer but not turn it off.
| |
| | I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or ideas
| | would be greatly appreciated!!!

Not unless there is some third party software that will do it. All added
shortcuts on the first menu pane are added above programs.

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Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=kbinfo

"TonyR do not reply to - unread mailbox" wrote in
message om...
A follow-up to a question posted earlier...

Is there a way to place a shortcut in the Start menu and make it
appear at the bottom (i.e. to replace "Shut Down...")?

TIA!!!



If anyone is interested, instead of using only the rundll32 command by
itself, I found a way to confirm a restart with a vbs/wsh script:
http://www.borncity.com/WSHBazaar/WSHExitWin3.htm

I only used the following lines:
************************************************** ********************
* Option Explicit
*
* Dim Shell, Title, obj
*
* Title = "Shut Down Windows"
*
* Set Shell = WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
* Set obj = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
*
* If (MsgBox("Shutdown Windows?", _
* vbYesNo + vbQuestion, Title) = vbYes) Then
* obj.Run "RunDll32.exe Shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 0x02"
* End if
************************************************** ********************



(TonyR) wrote in message
om...
Thank you very much AB!!!

I tested and this has the effect that I want. Two things that I would
like (but will live without if they can't be done):

#1 - Is there a way to make this bring up a confirmation box?

#2 - Is there a way to place the shortcut at the bottom of the Start
menu like the "real" Shut Down... button?

Thanks again and TIA!



"AlmostBob" wrote in message
...
Restart shortcut: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
create new desktop shortcut with this as the target, and remove
shutdown from
start menu or place the shortcut in the start menu as "shutdown"


"TonyR" wrote in
message om...
| I know about the "NoClose" Win98 registry key to remove the "Shut
| Down..." selection from the Start menu.
|
| I would like to know if there is a way to leave "Shut Down..."
| available from the Start menu, but remove "Shut down" or disable it
in
| the "Shut Down Windows" dialog box so my users can "Restart" their
| computer but not turn it off.
|
| I haven't had much luck searching the web for this. Any help or
ideas
| would be greatly appreciated!!!