Is it possible to deactivate SAP GUI command line?

Is it possible to deactivate SAP GUI command line using ABAP?
What about create session button, is it also possible to be deactivated?
THANK YOU very much ABAP Gurus..

check this thread for hiding the command box
Re: Hide the command box in sap gui

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Good to see the SAP GUI form,
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i have free access from www.ides.consolut.eu

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