Try Kiosk Commander (http://www.rockmedia.com/multimedia/kiosks.html)
It, I think, allows you to have a limited amount of access to other
sites.  The AMNH has used it in their galleries before.  It also
allows you to keep people from using the computer inappropriately --
makes the browser secure.


>Listers,
>        We would like to set up a computer terminal in our planetarium that is
>linked to some space-oriented sites (NASA, JPL, etc...) but we need some way
>to keep the kids from exploring inappropriate material on the web or messing
>with the computer's system software and settings. Can anyone recommend a
>commercial software to restrict access both to non-related websites and the
>computer's internal files?  Has anyone used a program like SurfWatch or
Fileguard?

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