Your welcome :) although tbh it's a lost hope there are many ways to capture the screen... the windows print screen function is just one of them

Cheers

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_Policy

I don't think it'll be possible to disable it via a command prompt either.. I can be done via GPO however

To be honest I think you selling yourself a bit cheap but I guess it depends on the time you spend on creating the work..

Maybe take what you believe to be a fair hourly rate for a job (not necessarily art) and apply it to the time it takes to produce what's asked of you..

I have no actual idea what the going rates are for this type of work but it's a fair logic to employ.

I checked over your deviantart page and there's some good stuff, I might have some work for you myself although I'll have to get in touch another time about it as I'm currently being attacked by my 1 & 5 year old kids LOL

Sorry I overlooked the torrent comment, so you've tried alternate download methods..

What AV are you running?! It might be worth temporarily disabling it

Try use another browser?! Or you could use wget, powershell or BITSADMIN

Or as LittleStain (lol to the username) says if the other box is a hosting server pass it a function call - sorry I assumed the other system was a standard workstation.

Cheers

I'm not sure you'll be able to write directly to the file system of another box but what about exploring a mailto type solution and then implementing a "collector" on the other end?!

scirra.com/forum/plugin-filesaver_topic49803.html

I wouldn't argue the requirement without knowing it :) for example this could be for installation on a kiosk system.

In regards to your auto start question, to a degree noncentz705 has already answered it although my only consideration would be in that the auto start registry information is for HKCU (current user) of which depending upon the install context may not be the intended user hive. HKLM will ensure it's initiated for all users of the system but again you'll need to consider how the machine is actually used.

Why exactly is it you want this start on login option?!

I believe Innosetup is what Scirra use to package Construct2... it's a great free tool for simple packaging and should meet your requirements.

My company provides application packaging services primarily to large corporates using the Flexera toolsets but if anyone here needs a hand or anything whipped up were happy to help :)

Hi Jimidy,

It sounds like a standard windows return in that you don't have permission to that area of the system in the context of which you ran this tool. Try right clicking 'Run As Administrator'   

Regards