Macintosh Browser Security

[Tom Klingler]

A simple piece of Apple software called  "At-Ease" does the trick.  It has
shipped with Mac OS since I can remember.  We use it with success.  Haven't
done any serious testing, but it's appeared rock-solid.

See:  http://product.info.apple.com/productinfo/datasheets/as/atease3.0.html

Tom Klingler



At 12:38 PM -0700 5/27/1998, Richard A. Speer wrote:
>We run a PC-compatible environment at our library, however we have
>just received two Macintosh II cx's as donations and feel that they
>would probably work fine as web browsing machines.  Are there any
>easy methods for locking these machines down in some sort of kiosk
>mode so that the desktops and configurations are not being
>continually re-arranged.  Any help or leads would be most
>appreciated.
>
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>Rick Speer                         rspeer at LPL.avcnet.org
>Lewiston Public Library            www.avcnet.org/LPL
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Tom Klingler
Head of Systems,  Libraries and Media Services
Kent State University, Kent, OH, U.S.A.
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