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Old 29-12-2004, 14:11   #3
Mike
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Re: 4 year old daughter and PC

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Originally Posted by Gareth
I've always set up a restricted account for my son (who is now 7 years old). It has the password disabled, so he just needs to click his name/icon on the sign-in screen. He doesn't need to install stuff himself, he asks me or his mother if one of his games isn't already installed.

And like yourself, my child is not allowed to use the computer unsupervised.

edit: by the way, my son absolutely loved playing with the Playskool Store. He would spend hours playing with this - it was one of the best Christmas presents we ever bought, and I'd highly recommend it for any parents who have children who enjoy playing with computers.
I take it the restricted account does not compromise security..............I think that's what I actually did as mentioned in my first post because it just had the basis icons
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