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thanks for all the input. I wouldn't consider it a hack, in fact it definately seems like the 'proper' way of doing it. Overridding keyboard (and mouse) functions isn't the most uncommon thing for a screensaver to do; I've seen more than one screensaver 'game' that works this way. An app...

hrm. tough to explain I guess. It is an actual screensaver module, not just a fullscreen app. it IS the only active screensaver. In 10.1 and 10.2 after the screen went to sleep (not the whole machine) when it would wake up the, screensaver would still be there - a normal screensaver would...

Normally that would be the desired effect for a screensaver, but ours acts as a means to count users to our computer lab - when a mouse or keyboard event happens it prompts for a valid id# and exits, when the user leaves theres a button to "log out" which restarts the screensaver for the next...