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Restrictions - Related Programs Download
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Easy File Protector 4.84
Easy File Protector a password protected security utility to restrict access to files and folders by user-defined time schedule. Files and folders become undeletable, unrenamable, unreadable, unmodifiable, and unexecutable.
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WinChanger 2000 4.01
Fine-tune various parts of your system and desktop using almost 70 features and more than 100 policy functions!
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WinCustomizer - Admin Edition 1.1.40
WinCustomizer is a program that allows you to manipulate an enormous amount of windows settings.These settings are normally not available to the user except through the registry.
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Child Computer Time Out 4.4.5.7
Child Computer Time Out lets you specify when exactly and how long the computer can be used. Schedule time intervals and the number of hours each child can use the computer per day a week.
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Advanced PDF Password Recovery Std 1.60
Decrypts protected Adobe Acrobat PDF files, which have owner password set, preventing the file from editing, printing, selecting text/graphics, or adding/changing annotations and form fields (in any combination). Decryption is being done instantly.
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Unrest 1.0
Removes restrictions from limited user accounts, and is modifyable to fit needs, for spyware removal (get access to regedit again), deletion of registry keys, etc.
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Vista User Time Manager 4.6.4.3
Vista User Time Manager lets you specify when exactly and how long the computer can be used. Schedule time intervals and the number of hours each child can use the computer per day a week.
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SecurDesk! 5.32
A secure shell replacement that offers many options which may be used alone, or in conjunction with other security measures, control access to important materials, hide confusing and irrelevant items from selected users, simplify training tasks, etc.
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COMPUTER TIME SECURITY 3.6.2.1
User Time Control Center lets you specify when exactly and how long the computer can be used. Schedule time intervals and the number of hours each child can use the computer per day a week.
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