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Thanks! We're used to using autohotkey scripts to prevent people from closing programs, so as long as we can ensure that people can't edit the settings within LaunchBox itself we should be fine. I'll look into the pin system to see if it works.

Hi, I help out at a gallery/DIY space for video games & game art. (Babycastles in NYC if you're curious). We've been talking about creating an archive of all the games that have been on display at our gallery in the past, and of having that archive be available on a machine that's permanently installed at our gallery. In a lot of ways LaunchBox seems perfect for arranging and presenting those games in an attractive and accessible way. The only issue is that we need a way to make sure that users of the machine are not able to mess around with metadata, add/delete games on their own or change various settings. Is there a way to password-lock LaunchBox so that only 'administrators' can make permanent changes to the collection? I will do a feature request, but I wanted to make sure that this wasn't already part of the program before I do so. As an aside, I know of several university level game design programs which are building game libraries, and I could see LaunchBox being very useful for those types of settings as well if this feature were available.