Dear parents,
As parents sometimes we are too busy to monitor our children from the websites that is not appropriate for them to be watched. This is the software (free download) that you can install into your children computer or lap-top. This software is like a dog that always controls your children computer or laptop. When your children want to open the forbidden sites, the 'dog' will block the site.
Please follow the steps :
1. Click this website :
2. Click "Download". You may choose which is suite to your computer operating system. Windows or Mac OS X
3. Click "Save"
4. Choose the file destination. For example "My Document"
5. Explore to "My Document" folder
6. Click "K9 - Web Protection" file
7. Click "Run"
8. Welcome to the Blue Coat ... --> click "Next"
9. Licence Agreement --> click "I agree"
10. K9 Release Note --> click "Next"
11. Choose Install Location --> click "Next"
12. Click "Get Licence"
13. Fill in the forms and use your (parents) private email address that your children are not able to open it, then finish this request by click "Request License".
Then leave it for a while...
14. Open your (parents) private email as mentioned point 13.
15. Copy the licence from K9 Web Protection Support by press Ctrl-C (for windows). And log out your (parents) private email.
16. Open again the window point 13 and paste the license you got from point 15. Then click "Next"
17. Creating Password (DONT'T LET YOUR CHILDREN KNOW THIS PASSWORD !!!) then click "Next". (You may change the password later)
18. Shortcut Placement --> click "Install"
19. Installation Complete --> click "Next"
20. Choose "Reboot Now" then click "Finish"
21. Wait for rebooting the computer and DONE.
If you (parents) want to open it, just click shortcut K9 Web Protection on the desktop, and now you (parents) are able to control your children's computer or lap-top.
Please learn the using of K9 Web Protection by reading GET HELP.
Don't forget to log out when you (parents) out from K9 Web Protection.
And now you will feel secure at all the time to leave your children exploring the internet . . . :-)
Best regards,
Mr.Nuz
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