Useful info on defining hotkeys here:
http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/2004/s1506/55s06/55s06.asp
Maybe you can define it to run something innocuous instead?

http://key-transformation.softboy.qarchive.org/
lets you redifine ANY keycode to something else. $45US

Since you already have a tool that will do it, why not install it?

Robert


Dwayne Reid wrote:

> Good day to all.
> 
> Accidentally closed one too many applications and now I'm mad (at 
> myself, but mad nonetheless).
> 
> I tend to use keyboard shortcuts when navigating some my windows 
> applications.
> 
> Ever notice how easy it is to hit [Ctrl] Q instead of [Ctrl][Tab] or [Ctrl] W?
> 
> I do it all too often.  Getting sloppy in my old age.
> 
> Anyone know of a simple trick to disable or trap [Ctrl] Q?  Global 
> trap or disable is just fine.
> 
> Its easy in some of my other systems - I run an app called PowerPro 
> which allows this sort of thing.  But I don't have it loaded on all 
> of my machines.
> 
> Was wondering if Windows XP has anything built-in.
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions!
> 
> dwayne
> 
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