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Old December 17th 03, 09:29 PM
znukman
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I got 4 teens who seem to be contantly on the computer.
I'd like to limit them to 1 hour a day each... Is there a
product or add on that would allow me to set up each of
their limited accounts with a "timer" that would shut them
down after an hour (or whatever duration I determine)? I
use Windows XP home edition...
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Old December 17th 03, 09:29 PM
Cheryl Fischer
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Go to the following link:

http://www.google.com

and search for "parental control software". You will get a list of many
products to choose from.

--
Cheryl Fischer
Law/Sys Associates
Houston, TX

"znukman" wrote in message
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I got 4 teens who seem to be contantly on the computer.
I'd like to limit them to 1 hour a day each... Is there a
product or add on that would allow me to set up each of
their limited accounts with a "timer" that would shut them
down after an hour (or whatever duration I determine)? I
use Windows XP home edition...



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Old December 17th 03, 09:30 PM
Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
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Note that it's probably the sad truth that anything you do, they will be
able to undo better than you can. If they can't abide by the rules, take the
computer away from them. It isn't a birthright. They can do their homework
at the library.

znukman wrote:
I got 4 teens who seem to be contantly on the computer.
I'd like to limit them to 1 hour a day each... Is there a
product or add on that would allow me to set up each of
their limited accounts with a "timer" that would shut them
down after an hour (or whatever duration I determine)? I
use Windows XP home edition...



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Old December 17th 03, 09:30 PM
NeoSadist
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znukman wrote:

I got 4 teens who seem to be contantly on the computer.
I'd like to limit them to 1 hour a day each... Is there a
product or add on that would allow me to set up each of
their limited accounts with a "timer" that would shut them
down after an hour (or whatever duration I determine)? I
use Windows XP home edition...


There probably is such a device, but I recommend doing it yourself. No
software will be as effective as good parenting. Besides, give them
something to do other than computer, like things to stimulate their
creativity/body: a guitar / a paint set / a bicycle / Legos / books
(library) / Encyclopedia set / etc.

--
" ... and are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights ... "
--Preamble, Declaration of Independance
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Old December 17th 03, 09:30 PM
Zero Wolfe
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CyberPatrol does a very good job of time management, site blocking, chat
monitoring and filtering etc.
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I got 4 teens who seem to be contantly on the computer.
I'd like to limit them to 1 hour a day each... Is there a
product or add on that would allow me to set up each of
their limited accounts with a "timer" that would shut them
down after an hour (or whatever duration I determine)? I
use Windows XP home edition...



 




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