Locking your computer with a gesture

You can lock your computer using a Shorthand gesture.

To create a gesture to lock your computer:

  1. Open the Shorthand Command Editor by selecting Start > All Programs > Shorthand or by tapping the Shorthand icon  in the System Tray.
  2. Define the gesture.
    1. Select Global Actions in the left pane, and then select File > New Action.
    2. Choose a gesture from the drop-down menu located below the right pane, and then tap Add Gesture.
    3. In the left pane, name the action (the gesture you selected in sub-step 2.b. which triggers the action) by right-clicking on New Action, and then select Rename.
    4. Tap in the new name.
  3. Define the command.
    1. Select the action in the left pane, and then select File > New Command.
    2. From the drop-down menu located under Configure a command below, select a command. The following is a typical command used:
    1. Click Browse to locate and add the required rundll32.exe file.
    2. In the Arguments field, tap in USER32.DLL,LockWorkStation.



    3. In the left pane, name the command by right-clicking on New Command, and then select Rename.
    4. Tap in the new name.

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