Child Control 2005 7.153

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  • Version:
  • License: Shareware
  • System: Win95/Win98/WinMe/WinNT4.x/Windows2000/WindowsXP
  • Author: Salfeld Computer
  • Date added: 2006-4-18 9:48:31
  • File size: 3.62MB
  • Limitations: 30 Days
Description
The most optimal parental control for all Windows-PCs (incl. XP). Set time limits for the PC and/or the Internet and block/filter unwanted Internet contents. Limit access to internal Windows components and personal folders. A protocol informs you at any time as to what happened on your computer and when. Access is protected via password. Several safety steps for young computer freaks that are too'smart.
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