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How to use UsefulRest
Security Level "Children's Hour"
The security level "Children's Hour" will limit a child's time on the computer to a set duration, for example, one hour per day. The child can then work no more than the time allowed. This security level supposes working only one time per day.
The maximum duration during which the child is allowed to work is 120 minutes.
For the "Children's hour" security level to take effect, you must restart the computer. After the child ends his work time, 23 hours must pass before the next work time can begin. If you restart the computer the same day, when this security level takes effect, the break will begin immediately.
To prevent the child from interrupting a break, it is recommended that you set the password for an exit from a break or that you to disable the "Cancel" button. (Set these options in the "Options" dialog box). Use of the password will allow you to begin to work with other programs on the computer during the child's break. Your breaks will work as usual, according to the options you have set for yourself.
For this security level, you have the option to disconnect the dial-up (phone line and modem) Internet connection before the beginning of a break. This option controls your Internet connection independently of the similar setting on the General tab. No need to worry about unnecessarily remaining online during a break.
To use the "Children's Hour" security level:
- Open the "Options" dialog box
Click here to learn how to do this. (A new window will open.)
- Click the "Children's Hour" tab
- Check the "Enable the Security Level Children's Hour" check box
- Change other options as needed
- Click "Ok" button
- To enable this security level, restart the computer
Dialog box for setting UsefulRest options for security level "Children's Hour":
Click here to see a larger image in a separate window
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UsefulRest News
February 01, 2008
New version of UsefulRest 2.7a released. This release has improvements.
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