'How do I make it so the Safari Window is Open when he logs in?' -
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Updated for clarity - 21.02.2006 at 09.27
Log-in into the account, of whom 'Safari' is to automatically launch (open, run) at log-in, and perform the five (5) steps below.
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01. Launch 'System Preferences' ('/Applications/' folder, or 'Apple, System Preferences...' menu item).
02. Select the 'Accounts' utility.
03. Click on 'Click the lock to make changes' lock icon (and enter required information into the 'Authenti.
04. Click on 'Login Items' tab ('Tiger', MacOS X 10.4.x assumed since no version was provided).
05. Drag 'Safari' icon (from '/Applications/' folder) into the list below 'These items will be open automatically when you log in.'.
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'How do I control the sites he can access via Safari?' -
01. Launch 'System Preferences' ('/Applications/' folder, or 'Apple, System Preferences...' menu item).
02. Select the 'Accounts' utility.
03. Click on 'Click the lock to make changes' lock icon (and enter required information into the 'Authenticate' window's respective fields).
04. Select your son's account.
05. Click on 'Parential Controls' ('Tiger', MacOS X 10.4.x assumed since no version was provided).
06. Click on check box of 'Safari' (to add a check mark).
07. Click on 'Safari's 'Configure...' button, and follow instructions of drop-down sheet.
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'How do I turn off access to Email?' -
01. Launch 'System Preferences' ('/Applications/' folder, or 'Apple, System Preferences...' menu item).
02. Select the 'Accounts' utility.
03. Click on 'Click the lock to make changes' lock icon (and enter required information into the 'Authenticate' window's respective fields).
04. Select your son's account.
05. Click on 'Parential Controls' ('Tiger', MacOS X 10.4.x assumed since no version was provided).
06. Click on check box of 'Finder & System' (to add a check mark).
07. Click on 'Finder & System's 'Configure...' button.
08. Click on the 'Simple Finder' radio button.
09. Click on the disclosure triangle to the left of 'Applications'.
10. Click on the 'Allow' check box (to remove the check mark) of any Application you do not want your son to open (run, launch). In this example - locate and click on the check box of 'Mail', to remove the check mark. Also, use the 'Locate...' button, to add applications to the list (under 'Others') - to allow / disallow.
