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How do you lock the touch screen with an app still runing?

I want to be able to lock the touch screen but not close the app (iTeleport). I still want the display to be active. I want to be able to lock it to prevent accidental input and unlock it at will. The "lock entire device" feature from hitting the power button doesn't work for this as it shuts off the display.

dual 2.7 G5 (8G RAM); 2.8GHz MBP (6G RAM, 48G SSD 500G HD); iPad, Mac OS X (10.6.5), Water cooled G5's still rule!

Posted on Jan 13, 2011 9:22 AM

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Sep 7, 2013 9:26 AM in response to Jim Newhouser1

This still hasn't been added yet?!


Come on Apple! The iPad isn't the only tablet on the market anymore. This watered down OSX really needs to get up to speed. Real basic stuff like being able to lock the screen, access to the root file system with a simple Finder window and driver compatibility with the USB port (via the breakout cable) really need to come up to speed. Don't even get me started on the kludgy connection protocal that actually requires iTunes to connect to the thing.


Honestly, this device should at least have some of the performance of an older G4 laptop. It's starting to feel like an abandoned product at this point.

How do you lock the touch screen with an app still runing?

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