I'm flogging The Unofficial Guide to Windows Vista over at Petite Anglaise today, where I've written a guest post to tell a fellow parent how we can use Parental Controls in Windows Vista to stop our kids doing naughty things with our PCs.
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I was going to make a comment along those lines in my post but decided against it in the end.
If your kids are telling you what you can and can't watch, it's time to get them a PC of their own - or, better still, to have them move out and be done with it!
Sorry about the "white on black", by the way. You're not the first person to comment on it...
Stuart | 04:49 , 27 2006
[Oww, my eyes! Just say no to white on black!]
Stuart, my kids are much more likely to use that Vista feature to control what I see. PC is my second language, but they are native speakers.
They forbade me to watch "Team America: World Police" so I hate to think what they'll get up to with this feature.
Sedulia | 04:39 , 27 2006