Setting a time Limit to a user account

[Guest]

Is there a way, using windows XP home, to set a time limit to a user account?
For example, three limited user accounts to limit two hours each. I would
like stop kids from living on the PC and instant messenger while I am not
home.

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

Is there a way, using windows XP home, to set a time limit to a user account?
For example, three limited user accounts to limit two hours each. I would
like stop kids from living on the PC and instant messenger while I am not
home.

http://www.pchomesoft.com/windows_xp_time_limits.html

 

[Pegasus [MVP]]

"undisclosed" screv in

XP is not suitable for time limit control. You need to use third party
application. There are many, but if you need software only for kids time
control, than probably the most suitable software for you is Children's
Care.
'Children's Care - New generation parenting software'
(http://www.naturehealth.eu/children-care-index.html)

You're responding to a question that was posted in September 2005, then
reviewed in February 2007. A really old potato!

 

[VanguardLH]

undisclosed replied to an over 33-month old thread ...


You're responding to a question that was posted in September 2005, then
reviewed in February 2007. A really old potato!

From undisclosed's post (yeah, real imaginative on his moniker, although he
signs as "Slim" so he can't make up his mind on a moniker, or the forum-to-
Usenet gateway is that screwed up):

User-Agent: vBulletin USENET gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: 92.48.65.16 <--- IP owned by BlueConnex Ltd

So he is posting through a leech site (that doesn't even identify itself in
the headers but may be BlueConnex based on the IP address) that uses a
webnews-for-boobs UI to gateway the pretend forum's posts into Usenet.

The noob probably did a search in the fake forum and never bothered to look
at the datestamps before replying.