Locking Down Mac OS 9

[Michael Dargan]

I'm fussing around with MacOS9 which I'd like to use on some of our 
public Internet terminals.  I've created a "public" login with access 
only to the web browser and little else.  However, I see that patrons can 
still gain access to the preferences which control the appearance of 
their session.  While this doesn't cause a huge amount of trouble the 
appearance of the computer does change and that's a little confusing to 
patrons.

Does any one have a way to prevent access to the user's preferences?  Or, 
at least come up with a way to restore the original preferences upon 
restart?  Thanks.

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Michael J. Dargan                               office: 319 291 4496
Technical Systems Administrator                    fax: 319 291 6736
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Public Libraries         Waterloo, IA 50701