I'm looking for a way to run a Pachyderm in whatever browser —FireFox, Explorer, or Safari— on an Intel iMac (or any computer for that matter) in a full-screen mode without the ability of users (minus a keyboard) to access the 3 window buttons (close:minimize:resize) or the desktop menu bar... in other words create a full-screen, tamper-resistant Pachyderm for in-gallery use in a museum.

In PowerPoint, the slide show can be put into a mode where, without a keyboard, one cannot stop or escape the presentation, yet they can still click the buttons and use the presentation with a mouse. That is the kind of application of Pachyderm that would be very useful in a kiosk-type presentation for visitors to use in the gallery, but that would eliminate their ability to surf the web or reset the desktop color, etc.

The full-screen, touch-screen application that the Seattle Art Museum is doing is ideal for many purposes in museum galleries (Really looking forward to the release of those SAM templates!!! ). But, for now any help in making Pachy's a tad less modifiable by the public would be greatly appreciated.