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ComputerTime 4.0.2
| Released: | 2011-06-13 | | License: | $39.95 |
| Publisher: | SoftwareTime |
| Language: | English | | Platform: | Windows | | Requirements: | Microsoft Windows | | Install: | Install and Uninstall | | Downloads: | 49 |
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Publisher's Description:
ComputerTime - ComputerTime is parental-control software that lets parents set limits on the amount of time and the time-of-day when their children can use the computer and Internet. SoftwareTime believes that the computer is an amazing tool for children, both for educational and social purposes. However, children need to have reasonable limits set for them, and that's what ComputerTime allows you to do, quickly and easily. You no longer have to keep track of the time your children spend on the computer. ComputerTime does that for you! It takes just a few minutes to set limits for each child. ComputerTime will give you the control you need, and give you back your sanity! Using ComputerTime, you can: 1) Ensure children don't stay up past bedtime on a school night because they're chatting online, 2) Make sure homework is done before the computer can be used, 3) Encourage children to read more, or get much needed exercise, by limiting computer use, 4) Make sure the computer is shared fairly between siblings ... and more. ComputerTime lets you set the following types of limits on computer use: 1) Specify the amount of time in a day, week or month, 2) Set specific times during the day when the computer may be used, 3) Allow only a certain amount of time on the computer at one sitting, 4) Even disable the use of the computer entirely ... or any combination of these and more! Try it for free! List of Changes:Version 4.0.2 from 2011-06-13Show all changesVersion 3.3.1 from 2010-06-14Resolved issue with Windows Sleep/StandBy and Hibernate. Version 3.3.0 from 2010-05-11Improved handling of full-screen games, network issue resolved and other minor improvements. Version 3.2.0 from 2009-10-29Now supports Windows 7. Version 3.1.0 from 2008-10-10Networked limits, Instant Time Tokens, Automatic logon, Gold coin and certificate Tokens, Token reports, Delete tokens, Tokens do not extend time-of-day limits, Speaker/microphone muted on logout, Options for logout, away, audio/visual warnings, 24 hour time-of-day limits, more Version 3.0.0 from 2008-07-07Networked Limits - one set of limits across all computers, Create Tokens from single computer for all computers, Less conflict with firewalls and Internet security software, New Configuration Wizard, Protects even in Windows Safe Mode, and more
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Latest User Reviews:
 Dror Y Shilo
 2011-02-17 01:06:28
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Version: 3.3.1
I can't use this pruduct on windows 7.
I cant ask me chldrin to login 2 times
you have to use the exiting useres on the computer !
Catspaw
2008-01-27 14:29:43
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Version: 3.0.0
 Logging off Computer Time after use
Computer Time is great but one problem we have in our home is logging off Computer Time when we are no longer using it. We all have our own Windows User Account and we also have a Internet Nanny program which has separate accounts on it for each user as well. My 3 children range in age from 10 to 17 so the restrictions required by each one to use the Internet are quite different necessitating different accounts. So whenever anyone need to use the Internet they must log in to Windows, then Computer Time, then log in to use the Internet. When finished they must log off the Internet Nanny program, then log off Computer Time, then Log off the Windows User Account. It all very cumbersome.
It would make it much easier if there was an option that could be selected so that whenever you logged off your Windows account Computer Time automatically logged off as well.
Ben H
2008-01-18 12:04:47
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Version: 3.0.0
Seems to do the job
Like it, perhaps it will work better than EZ-off (which didn't). If it hasn't been hacked by the end of the period I think I'll buy it.
Time on line log for each user would be interesting.
The time limit setup screen is a bit clunky, but it seems to work I'll give you that.
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