Allow a user onto one website only?
- Thread starter 7ntn
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As far as I know this is the most that you can do; you can disallow certain sites, but I do not know how to allow only one.
Set up Parental Controls
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I can't see how that could be possible. You could clear the user desktop of everything except one icon with a link to the website but then how do you stop the user from clicking a link within that site.
You could, I suppose, threaten with a big stick with a rusty nail in the end, but that might be a bit extreme
You could, I suppose, threaten with a big stick with a rusty nail in the end, but that might be a bit extreme
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The best option would be to set up web filtering through the Windows Live Family Safety. It offers pre-defined settings as well as custom exceptions. You'll need to download, install and enable live safety.
http://familysafety.live.com/
Heres a nice tutorial.
Web Filtering With Windows Live Family Safety | Windows 7 Tutorials
http://familysafety.live.com/
Heres a nice tutorial.
Web Filtering With Windows Live Family Safety | Windows 7 Tutorials
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