Content Advisor

[AndThat]

Using Windows XP and IE6.

I have 3 user accounts with different passwords.

I don't seem to be able to set different Content Advisor settings for each
logon. For example, I want the administrator (me) to be able to view all
websites, but the other logins (kids) to only view a few approved sites.
When I try to change their settings, however, I'm told I can't do it and
must sign in as administrator in order to make changes. When I log in as
administrator, I end up restrciting my own logon.

Also, I want to completely restrict my youngest kid's access to all websites
except for two. I put *.* in the "Never Approved" category and *lego.com* in
the "always approved" but I don't think the asterisk is working as a wild
card character. Is there another way to do this?

THanks,

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE]

Using Windows XP and IE6.

I have 3 user accounts with different passwords.

I don't seem to be able to set different Content Advisor settings for
each logon. For example, I want the administrator (me) to be able to
view all websites, but the other logins (kids) to only view a few
approved sites. When I try to change their settings, however, I'm
told I can't do it and must sign in as administrator in order to make
changes. When I log in as administrator, I end up restrciting my own
logon.

Also, I want to completely restrict my youngest kid's access to all
websites except for two. I put *.* in the "Never Approved" category
and *lego.com* in the "always approved" but I don't think the
asterisk is working as a wild card character. Is there another way to
do this?

THanks,

No. Content Advisor settings are global.

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[AndThat]

Any opinion on the second question about wild card characters?

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE]

Any opinion on the second question about wild card characters?

Not about Content Advixor, I've never used it, but see this article:
How to Configure Internet Explorer to Block Access to All But Approved
Internet Sites
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267930

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