Parental controls

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My problem is with Windows Mail and parental controls. When parental controls
is turned off it sends and recieves turn it on and it times out waiting on
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Trucker
 
I cannot reproduce that behavior going by just the info you gave. Can you be
more specific?
 
what I want to know is do I need to change the settings to allow Windows Mail
to send and receive mail Parental controls is on to keep my kids safe I do
not want to turn it off I just want it to send and recieve mail
 
Are we talking about Vista's built-in Parental Controls or some other
parental controls feature, such as the ones in Norton or McAfee security
products?
 
Vista's Parental Controls
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Trucker


Brian Bradley said:
Are we talking about Vista's built-in Parental Controls or some other
parental controls feature, such as the ones in Norton or McAfee security
products?
 
I experimented with Parental Controls, but even with a user account clamped
down tight with strict parental control settings, I could not prevent e-mail
from downloading, as long as "winmail.exe" (Windows Mail) was allowed
(checked) in the list of programs allowed. So take a look at that setting.

Be sure to enable the antivirus program, too.

Sorry I cannot help more.
 
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