JohnMK

Actually it seems OpenDNS cannot do this. I've looked around their forum and this question's been asked at least twice. The answer is no. If they allow this ever, it'll probably be a premium feature that you pay for. Using IE's Content Advisor looks to be a reasonable alternative. Give it the most restrictive settings, including those that block all sites not rated, and you pretty much can navigate only the sites you add to the white list.

Thank you! Windows SteadyState looks promising. I'm looking at the handbook right now. Do you know if it has an option to allow only certain websites to be accessed?

Hello folks, I'm trying to set up a computer for my company so that only two web sites are accessible. They'd also like it so that executables can't be run, even mundane programs such as calc, notepad, etc. This also means that the system configuration would have to be locked unless you have the administrator password, so that the rules can't be changed behind our backs. Now, being a neophyte to this kind of request, I don't know where else to turn. You folks know your stuff so please share your ideas. Thanks folks! -John

Hello folks, I'm trying to recover data off a SATA hard drive that's in really bad shape. I can access pretty much everything with the exception of a few corrupted files, but I cannot access Documents and Settings\Username and whatnot, since I don't have permission. I have the hard drive pulled out of its original computer and residing in my own. Is there any way to bypass this security mechanism such that I can access and retrieve those files off of the hard drive? The other possibility is that somehow the folder is corrupt and that's why I cannot access it. I doubt that possibility though, since I am able to open up every other folder on the hard drive. Please help? A realtor's practice and income depends on me getting her up and running ASAP! Thank you, -John

I want to put some software on my dad's store computer to monitor where the employees are surfing during the day. In particular all we really need is URL & time of day it was visited. IE's history can be erased and the employees know about this so it's not a good idea just to mention IE's history as an option. It isn't. Please help! Something free would be nice. Thanks.