I'm running Solaris 7 11/99, and what I want to do is delete a icon off the control panel.
Now Iknow how to do a normal icon like the file manager etc etc... But it's the 'exit' icon that logs you out.
With the software we use and teh drop-down menu's our software uses is sometimes pretty large and people double click the menu items and if the 'exit' button is below this well then they log themself out of their session.
No a right click and slecet delete wont work.

If anyone knows how to delete this. Thanks in advance

to remove the Exit application from the Front Panel
copy its text from:

/usr/dt/appconfig/types/C/dtwm.fp

into

$HOME/.dt/types/dtwm.fp

then add the line:

DELETE True

on the control definition for Exit (search for Fpexit)

The control definition should look like:

CONTROL Exit
{
TYPE icon
CONTAINER_NAME SWITCH
CONTAINER_TYPE SWITCH
POSITION_HINTS 4
ICON Fpexit
LABEL Exit
PUSH_ACTION ExitSession
HELP_TOPIC FPOnItemTextExit
HELP_VOLUME FPanel
DELETE True
}

Finally, choose "Restart Workspace Manager..." , from the root menu.

For more info check out SunSolve. You could just have them minimize the front panel so they don't hit the exit button.

Thanks for the help RTM