Re: kid proofing for windows

[Shannon Acedo <acedos@MARLBOROUGH.LA.CA.US>]

I'm going to try Direct Access, which I've been told has a windows
version, and hope to get good results.  It comes highly recommended, but
I'll still keep my fingers crosses that it solves the problem.

SHannon Acedo
Marlborough School
Los Angeles, CA
acedos@marlborough.la.ca.us


On Wed, 16 Nov 1994, Carol Lindner wrote:

> I also could use this information now.  Thanks in advance Carol
> clindner@esu6.esu6.k12.ne.us
>
> On Wed, 16 Nov 1994, Teresa P Sterchi wrote:
>
> > Our new multimedia computer is windows driven and I would like to
> > "kid-proof"it.  What is the best software for this?  I realize there has
> > been discussion on the net on this topic before, but as always, I didn't
> > need it then.  Is there shareware on the net for this?  Respond to me
> > directly.  Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Teresa P. Sterchi, Librarian            tpsterch@sacam.oren.ortn.edu
> > McMinn County High School               (615) 745-4142 (W)
> > Athens, TN 37303                        (615) 334-9749 (H)
> >
>