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how do i set his explorer up the way i want it? from my account?
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Eric C. Vogel
Norton Internet Security provides content filtering for a price along with
Anti-Virus, Firewall and other features.. Many ISP's provide it free to
their customers. Some of them are:
MSN
AOL
SBC Yahoo!
Comcast (Almost sure)
Check with your ISP. The larger the ISP the more chance they provide it.
But, please not the PC should be set in a heavily traveled room, and not let
the kid on when no one is home. (Use Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Home /
Pro to setup account security.) IM's should be logged, ect.
You could use the parental controls in IE, but your teen will find the way
to remove the password.
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Eric Vogel
Windows Shell / User MVP
Microsoft Windows XP Associate Expert
www.microsoft.com/windowszp/expertzone/
www.mvps.org/ecvogel/
Anti-Virus, Firewall and other features.. Many ISP's provide it free to
their customers. Some of them are:
MSN
AOL
SBC Yahoo!
Comcast (Almost sure)
Check with your ISP. The larger the ISP the more chance they provide it.
But, please not the PC should be set in a heavily traveled room, and not let
the kid on when no one is home. (Use Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Home /
Pro to setup account security.) IM's should be logged, ect.
You could use the parental controls in IE, but your teen will find the way
to remove the password.
--
Eric Vogel
Windows Shell / User MVP
Microsoft Windows XP Associate Expert
www.microsoft.com/windowszp/expertzone/
www.mvps.org/ecvogel/
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Jack
spend some time with your children...that's the best way to go about
this...just don't set them in a room with a PC.......learn to be a
responsible parent....
this...just don't set them in a room with a PC.......learn to be a
responsible parent....
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Wislu Plethora
-----Original Message-----
Norton Internet Security provides content filtering for a price along with
Anti-Virus, Firewall and other features.. Many ISP's provide it free to
their customers. Some of them are:
MSN
AOL
SBC Yahoo!
Comcast (Almost sure)
Check with your ISP. The larger the ISP the more chance they provide it.
But, please not the PC should be set in a heavily traveled room, and not let
the kid on when no one is home. (Use Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Home /
Pro to setup account security.) IM's should be logged, ect.
You could use the parental controls in IE, but your teen will find the way
to remove the password.
--
Eric Vogel
Windows Shell / User MVP
Microsoft Windows XP Associate Expert
www.microsoft.com/windowszp/expertzone/
www.mvps.org/ecvogel/
What does "ect." mean? Or did yo mean "etc."?
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
Consider installing a first-rate internet security program
with Parental Controls:
Norton Internet Security 2004
http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/
-- Includes Norton AntiVirus 2004
-- Includes Norton Personal Firewall
-- Includes prevention of annoying web pop-ups
-- Includes Parental Controls
-- All in one, easy-to-install package
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
with Parental Controls:
Norton Internet Security 2004
http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/
-- Includes Norton AntiVirus 2004
-- Includes Norton Personal Firewall
-- Includes prevention of annoying web pop-ups
-- Includes Parental Controls
-- All in one, easy-to-install package
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/