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Filtering Internet access

You can specify the type of Internet content that can be accessed by a user.

To set up Internet filtering:

1Click (Start), Control Panel, then under User Accounts and Family Safety, click Set up parental controls for any user. The Parental Controls dialog box opens.

2Click the user account to set up restrictions for. The User Controls dialog box opens.

3Click On, enforce current settings, then click Windows Vista Web Filter. The Web Restrictions dialog box opens.

4Specify the settings you want to use for this user, then click OK. The settings are saved.

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