ENUFF On-Line Manual
ENUFF On-Line Manual
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Important note: The terms “parent” and “child” are used throughout this manual. For the purposes of this program and user manual, a “parent” is a computer administrator and a “child” is a computer user. Table of
Contents (Click on a table line below, to quickly access
that topic) 1) How to register your
copy End of table of contents Depending on how you have acquired your 30 day
trial version of ENUFF, along with your name, address
etc., (see bottom of these instructions for the
registration form), you will need to have 2-3 pieces
of information handy when you contact Akrontech to
register your copy. You will need the Reference Number and PC ID# (both
appear every time parents use the computer). If you have purchased a copy of ENUFF (in a box)
from a store and you have already paid, apart from the
items listed above, you will also need to provide the
Product ID code found in a sealed envelope inside the
package. Registrations and payments can be sent to Akrontech
by mail, fax, phone or over the Internet by visiting www.akrontech.com
Akrontech will process your registration/payment and
issue you a serial number (unlock code) by email,
which will change your trial copy to a time unlimited
version. The registration screen When you register your copy of ENUFF, Akrontech
will supply you with a computer specific Serial number
(unlock code) which will turn your 30-day trial copy,
into a time unlimited version. When the program is in the 30-day trial mode,
parents will notice a button on the registration
reminder screen, called “Register Now”.
Clicking on Register Now, will open up a registration
information screen. After reading the details on
that screen, click on the X to close it. The
registration screen will appear next. Key in
your serial number and name exactly as Akrontech
provides it (after you pay). From a diskette - Place the ENUFF program diskette in drive
A: When the installation is complete, you will be
required to set up the parent and children names and
passwords. IMPORTANT: You must enter at least one parent name
and password during installation. The rest of
the configurations can be done later. Make sure
the parent passwords are easy for you to remember and
most important, NOTE IF YOU ARE TYPING PASSWORD
LETTERS IN lower or UPPER CASE!.
Akrontech has no way of reading the parent passwords
if you forget them. If you forget the parent
password(s), you will need to remove and re-install
ENUFF. You may contact Akrontech for assistance
if you are not sure what to do in such case. When downloaded from the Internet When the program is downloaded over the Internet,
there may be different installation instructions
available. In order to set names and passwords, you must enter
the Configuration mode. There are two ways a
parent can enter the configuration mode: In either case, the Configuration procedure is the
same. 1) During Installation, the process is automatic. This means that parents will be forced to enter the Configuration mode in order to enter at least one parent name and password, otherwise the program will not function. 2) After the installation and while a pad
lock appears in the bottom right corner of your
screen, point to the lock and Right-Click (not
left-click) your mouse. Choose Administrator,
then select Configuration. Enter your parent
password and you will enter the Configuration mode. The program can be configured in 3 easy steps: Step 1. Set the Parent’s names and passwords Click here to see a photo of the first screen Entering Parent Names and Passwords: Important! Repeat the above steps for second parent. Note: The second parent configuration is optional. Parent password changes can be done at any time
after installation by clicking on the Set Password
button. When this step is completed, click on
"Next" (do not click on "Close"
yet) Step 2: Enter Children’s
names and passwords Click here to see a screen shot of the second screen The second screen will allow you to enter your
children’s names and their passwords. Click on
"Add Child" to enter the first child name.
Following the name entry, enter and re-enter their
password. Click on “Add Child” again for
child 2, 3 etc. Notice that children's
passwords can be visible to parents by clicking in the
"Show Passwords" field. To edit or delete children's details, you must select a child first by clicking over their name. Then click on “Edit Password” or “Remove Child”. When all children have been entered, click on
"Next". Step 3: Give children
permissions Click here to see a screen shot of the third screen When in Configuration mode, the parent(s) or
administrators will access the screen where they will
give permission to the children in order for them to
use the computer. (For the purpose of setting up ENUFF, please note that the first day of the week is Monday and the last day of the week is Sunday) Important! Enuff initially assumes
that children have no time allowed to use the computer
and it displays: From [Mon] to [Sun] Allow [0] Hours and [00] Minutes per day Between 8:00 Am and 8:00 Am You must therefore change these time settings in
order for a child to be able to use the computer.
To do that, follow these steps: Configuring Setting 1 Select child's name from the list While in Setting 1, set From [day] To [day]. Use
the drop down menus to select the right day Set the number of hours you allow the child to use
the computer per day Select the time frame within which that child is to
use up his/her time Set the Internet permission to Yes or No for that
child. Note this Internet permission setting
will affect this child’s ability to access the
Internet for all 3 settings Setting 1 in now complete. Each child can
have up to 3 daily or weekly settings, however these
settings are optional. A typical schedule for a week could be: Setting 1 may cover [Mon] to [Fri] Setting 2 could be only for Saturday (From [Sat] to
[Sat]) and Setting 3 could be only for Sunday ([Sun] to
[Sun]). A typical schedule for multiple daily settings
could be: Setting 1 may cover [Mon] to [Sun] (say 1
hour between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM) Setting 2 also for [Mon] to [Sun] (say 1 hour and
30 min between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM) Setting 3 for [Sat] to [Sun] (extra time over the
weekend, 2 hrs between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM) Important! You may not overlap times between settings within a
given day! In other words, you could not have
Setting 1 [Mon] to [Fri] with 2 hrs between 4:00 PM
and 8:00 PM, then Setting 2 [Mon] to [Fri] 1 hr
between 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM (in these two settings
there is an overlap of time between 4:00 PM and 6:00
PM). Working with a Time Block each day As of version 4.63 ENUFF allows parents to give
their children a block of time every day, which could
be used after a certain time of the day. This
feature is particularly useful when you want to allow
children on the computer past 12:00 midnight with one
setting. Without this feature, any child must
stop using the computer at 11:59 PM and restart after
12:00 midnight. This however requires two
settings to accomplish. Here is how to use the Time Block: Select a child's name from the list While in Setting 1, 2 or 3 set From [day] To [day].
Use the drop down menus to select the right day Set the number of hours you allow the child to use
the computer per day When it is time to select the time frame within
which that child is to use up his/her time, scroll to
the top of the list until you find the option “TIME
BLOCK” and select it The last item you will need to specify is the
starting time for this time block. The field to
the right of the option TIME BLOCK controls the time
that child will be able to start using his/her time Please note! Other options If the Internet option is set to NO for a given
child, that child will not be allowed to use the
Internet at all. In such case, ENUFF may produce
the following message when the child tries to dial
your Internet Service Provider through a modem:
"Error 630:The Computer is not receiving a
response from the modem". Note that in such case, there is nothing wrong with
the modem! ENUFF makes the modem invisible to the
computer when a child is not supposed to use the
Internet. Alternatively, if you are accessing the Internet
via Cable or a DSL connection and the Internet option
is set to NO, it will appear as if the computer is
trying to connect to a website with the Browser but it
can not find the website. Enuff blocks all the
information flow over the Internet and that means it
will affect Email, Chat lines etc. Set the "Permission" to NO, if you
do not wish a child to use the computer at all
(temporarily), despite the times in the 3 settings.
That child will be able to use the computer again when
this option is changed back to YES. If at any point in time, a parent wishes to re-set
any of the settings for a child or simply allow that
child to have additional time (after the child has
finished their scheduled time), click on "Reset
this Setting" in order to allow that child to
repeat the same amount of time he/she just used up. If
you want to change the time settings, then just select
the new times and Enuff will automatically reset the
permission for that child right away. When finished with the first child, select another
child from the same screen (list of children at the
top left) and repeat the same steps. When finished configuring all children, click on
"Close" to exit Configuration and lock the
system or click on "Next" to see the
registration information screen. 5) Advanced Options There are two groups of Advanced Options. One is accessible from the screen where you give users time and day permissions and the second is accessible when you click on “Next” from the time and day permission screen. a) The first Group In order to use the Advanced options, you need to
click on the button called “Show Advanced”.
When you click on “Show Advanced” from the Time
and Day permissions screen, several new options will
appear. These options are: Click here to see a screen shot of the first Advanced Options group (YES) ENUFF will disconnect the modem
connection when a child using the Internet, Logs Off
(or is automatically logged off!). (NO) ENUFF will not disconnect the modem
connection when a child using the Internet Logs Off. Sign
Off user after [ 5 ] minutes of system inactivity If this option is checked (by default it is
checked), then ENUFF will auto sign off any child user
who has not used the mouse or pressed any keyboard key
for [ 5 ] minutes. Parents can change the number
of minutes at any time or turn this feature off by
removing the check mark from the “sign off” field. Click on “Restrictions” to add programs to a
list, in order for a child NOT to be able to use these
programs. To access this option, click on the
“Restrictions” button found in the Configuration
panel. Note! This option may require some advanced
computer skills and a few users may find it somewhat
difficult. The Akrontech tech support team will
be happy to provide you with additional help when you
write to them with specific questions. Remember
though that this part is optional! By default, there is no restriction on the type or
number of programs children can use. Initially,
the program window (the list of prohibited programs),
will be empty. To access the new options, click
on the “Click for options” button. A menu
will display providing you with four options: Add Add a new program to the list. Remove Remove a program from the list. Remove All Empty the entire list of
restricted programs. Set Advanced Text Color (Customize the
distinct color for the advanced options print). When ready to add a program to the list, click on
“Add”. ENUFF will display your computer’s
Program list. Please scroll to the right in
order to see the entire list. You may need to
double-click on a program group name, in order to see
the individual program files. In this case, you
are trying to select files ending in .EXE. Once
you see a program file that you want to add to the
list of forbidden programs, just double-click on it to
select it. Repeat as necessary and select as
many programs as you like, for each child. There
is no need to save anything as ENUFF automatically
saves your selection to the list. Once again, remember that this feature is optional.
If you have tried and have not succeeded in blocking
programs for your children, then write to Akrontech
for assistance. b) More Advanced Options
(The 4th Configuration Screen - Optional) Click here to see a screen shot of the second Advanced Options group The Additional Advanced Options (More ENUFF Configuration Advanced Settings) are accessible when you click on “Next” from the time and day permission screen. Click on “Show Advanced” to see the following options: Play a
sound at 5 and 1 minute left instead of displaying a
warning box. This feature was introduced because a few games would not allow ENUFF to display the 5 minute and 1 minute time warnings, causing the screen to freeze. Everquest is one of them and there are a few more games that take over the entire computer when used. In such case, set an audible warning for the time expiry warnings in order to avoid this problem. Use same Username and
Password for Windows and ENUFF. Several people use usernames and passwords for Windows. When using ENUFF, one would be required to enter their username and password twice, before they accessed the computer. By enabling this option, you can avoid entering your username and password twice. Place a check mark beside this option and ensure that you have entered the exact same usernames and passwords in Windows and ENUFF. When you start your computer, at the Windows username and password screen, enter your password and if you have access granted by the ENUFF program (as a child), then you will be automatically signed on to ENUFF and you will begin using the computer at once. Use these functions to save the Configuration
settings in another location or to create a backup of
your configuration on a floppy diskette. It will
be a good idea to create a backup, just in case you
need to remove and re-install the program at some
point. Sign Off Parent after [X]
minutes of inactivity If this option is checked (it is checked by
default), then ENUFF will auto sign off any one of the
two parents who have not used the mouse or pressed any
keyboard key for [ 5 ] minutes. Parents can
change the number of minutes at any time or turn this
feature off by removing the check mark from this
field. This feature allows you to customize the text color of the Advanced Options Menu. As of Version 4.6, Enuff operates on a network.
In a network, you will need to install Enuff on all
computers and consider one of them to be the
“Server” for Enuff purposes. The
“Server” will store the permissions for all the
users as outlined in this manual. Once the
children’s permissions have been set only on the
server, you will need to tell the other computers
(The “Clients”) where the server is located by
means of configuring each “Client” computer.
Once properly configured, each user would be able to
log on to any one of the computers on the network and
time will be deducted from the server’s settings. How to designate one computer as the ENUFF
“Server” There is a network utility that comes with Enuff, which will be found when you click on Start, Programs and select the Akrontech group. While in the Akrontech group, click on “Enuff Server Utility” and that will place a new black and white icon in your computer’s system tray (bottom right corner of your screen). This computer has now been designated as the ENUFF server because it has the network utility program running on it. To protect the Server from unauthorized use (just like you would with the Client computers), you will need to run the actual ENUFF program on the server as well. If your server runs Windows NT or 2000, then Enuff will not run on that computer but the Server Utility alone will work fine. Enuff will not protect a computer (the server in this case), if it runs on Windows NT or 2000. Important! If you normally turn your server ON and OFF at night, then you should add the Enuff Server Utility to your Startup list. If you need help with this detail, please send us an email. At this point we assume you have installed the
Enuff Server Utility on the server and a network icon
is displayed on the bottom-right corner of the Enuff
server. On every other computer on that network,
you must only run the Enuff program (not the Server
Utility). Log on to Enuff (on the Server) as a parent, enter and configure each child’s access details (Time allowed, when, program restrictions etc.) You can also access the Server’s ENUFF Configuration mode by right clicking on the Enuff network Utility icon (bottom right corner of your screen) and by selecting Configuration. NOTE! There is only one set of user data stored on the ENUFF Server but it can be accessed through the Network Utility program or through the actual ENUFF program. Lets proceed now and configure the rest of the computers on the network. We will need to tell each computer where the user settings are located. For that, you will need the servers IP Address. If you set up your own network, you will definitely know (or will be able to retrieve) that computer’s IP Address. If you do not know the IP Address of the computer you are designating to be the ENUFF server, then either consult your network administrator or contact us for some help on how to retrieve the IP Address. Logging in as a parent on the client computers,
access the configuration mode on each computer
connected to the network (follow the instructions in
section 4 a). You will need to place a check mark beside “Run ENUFF from ENUFF Server” if we expect these computers (the network clients), to find the ENUFF server and obtain the permissions from the server. VERY IMPORTANT! Do not place a check mark beside “Run ENUFF from ENUFF Server” when you are configuring the actual ENUFF Server. If you do, then when you try to log on to the server using the ENUFF password screen, you will only see the parent/administrator names on the list. If this happens to you, then log on to the Server as a parent, go into the Server’s Configuration mode and remove the check mark beside this option. The user names (children names) will re-appear at the password screen. Next, you will need to enter the server’s IP address so that the ENUFF clients will find the server. Please note that you could have a server located at any place on the Internet as long as you have the server’s IP address. This is a very powerful feature in ENUFF because you can set the program up to control different computers over the Internet. Enter the Server’s IP Address and click on “Test” to see if a communication was established with the server. If Yes, then this ENUFF client is setup for your network. Click on “Close” and proceed with the rest of the client computers the same way. A few important
notes about the way Enuff operates on the network. Every computer connected to the network will
require a serial number (unlock code) from Akrontech,
in order to operate past the first 30 days.
Please write to Akrontech for special prices when you
operate Enuff on multiple computers within your home. An administrator (parent) will be able to configure
individual users only from the server. If Enuff has been set to run on a network and the
server is not present for some reason, looking at any
of the ENUFF “Client” computers, only the parent
names will display on the password screen. If the connection between the server and a client
machine is lost while a child is using a computer,
re-login will not be permitted after that computer
reconnects with the server. Only an
administrator will be able to reset that child from
the server. When using Enuff on a network, the feature called
SPECIAL (covered in section 7b) will not be available. Enuff has the ability to use a server, which may be
located anywhere on the Internet. Once the
server’s IP address is known, it really doesn’t
matter where the server is, as long as you (the
administrator) have access to the server in order that
you revise the settings when needed. Should you experience any difficulties in running
Enuff on a network, please feel free to write to
Akrontech. 6) Using the computer as a parent When the computer starts up and Windows is loaded,
the ENUFF Password Dialog box will appear. Enter
your name or use the drop down menu to select your
name. If the list of names is long and the mouse
pointer stops before the last name on the list, use
the arrow keys on your keyboard to select the right
name. Enter your parent password and you will
have access to the computer as usual. To log out, you do not need to shut down the
computer after your session is over. Either
Right-Click on the lock (bottom-right corner of your
screen) and select "Sign Off" or Left-Click
twice on the lock to automatically end your session.
Alternatively, from the Start Menu, select Programs,
then Akrontech and click on “Enuff”. In the event that you wish to log on Windows as a
different user (just for windows purposes only), from
the Enuff password screen, select "Log Off". b) Accessing the
Configuration menu Note: Children may not access the Configuration
menu. While ENUFF is running, a lock will appear (at the
bottom right corner of your screen and beside the
clock). Point to the lock and Right-Click (not
left-click) your mouse. Choose Administrator,
then select Configuration. Enter your parent
password and you will be able to enter the
Configuration mode. Another way to access the Configuration mode is by
clicking on Start, then select Programs, Akrontech and
click on “Enuff Configuration Utility”. c) Other options available to
Parents Parents also have access to the following options: Logout Parent This feature will allow parents to select if they
wish ENUFF to automatically Sign them off after
several minutes of keyboard or mouse inactivity.
While in Configuration, click on Logout Parent and
place a check mark select the option “Enable idle
time logout”. While in this mode, select the
number of minutes for Idle timeout. Click on OK
when done. Right-Click on the pad lock in order to select User
Status. This option will allow parents (or
children) to see how much time each child has left for
the day. Important! This option will display the
time left, ONLY after a child's setting has entered
the allowed time frame. For example: if Child A
can use the computer between 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm, the
computer (for User Status purposes) will display
details in the User Status window after 3:00 pm for
that child. While in Configuration (in the children’s name
and password screen), parents can click on the
"View Log File" button to see detailed
information about children's log-in and out dates and
times. This list will purge itself every 14 days and
will be saved with a unique file name in Program
Files, Akrontech, Enuff folder and such files will be
named “log_(date).txt”. If the parent(s) are present and they decide to
give a certain child extra time, they need to enter
the Configuration mode, then access the screen with
the permissions and select the child's name.
Following that, parents must select the correct
Setting (1, 2 or 3). Click on “Reset This Setting”
and enter the new permission for this Setting or click
on “Reset This Setting” and leave the time as is,
the child will be able to repeat the same time
interval as previously displayed. Important Feature! If a parent wishes to alter the child’s remaining time, the following feature can be used: While on the ENUFF password screen, ensure that the
child's name appears on the name line, then just key
in YOUR parent password (not the child’s password)
and you will be prompted with 3 options 1. Completely
reset their time 2. Take away some of their time and 3.
Give them a little more time. Please
note that giving them more time will work, provided
that the child is not limited by the cutoff time for
that day. 7) Using the computer as a
child When the computer starts up and Windows is loaded,
the Password Dialog box will appear. Children
must type in or select their name from the list.
Enter the child password and you will have access to
the computer as a child. The time left for each child will be displayed at
the bottom right corner of the screen while that child
uses the computer. Click on the “X” of the
time window to eliminate it during a session, if you
wish. Children will be notified twice before their
session is over. The first notification will pop
up 5 minutes before the end of their session and the
second notification 1 minute before their time is up.
When their time expires, the password screen will come
up. Children are advised to save their work when
they see the last minute notification. If they
fail to do that, a parent or a sibling can sign in
even after their time is up and save their work.
ENUFF will not automatically terminate their
application (program). Children have the option of pausing their session
at any time, without loosing any of their time.
They simply need to Sign Off by Right-Clicking on the
Pad Lock and selecting Sign Off. When they
return to the computer, they need to enter their
password again to continue. Children do not have to shut down the computer
after their session is over. If a child wants to
pause the timer for a while, they can Right-Click on
the lock and select "Sign Off" or simply
Left-Click twice on the lock. They would need to
re-enter their password later, in order to start using
the computer again. In ENUFF, parents can create a child by the name
“Special” which will have unique limitations.
The Special child’s password can be given to all
your children and you can give “Special” lots of
time on the computer every day. The Special user
however, will only have access to a few programs.
Initially, those who will log on to the computer as
Special, will only be able to use a word processor,
calculator etc. The parents however, can add
more programs to a list for their children to use.
Please note that this is a common profile for all the
children and no distinction will be made among them. To use this feature, follow these steps: 1. Create a child user (in ENUFF) by the name
"Special". Special will be treated
just like any other child with a password, access
times etc. Important note: If Enuff were enabled (was set to protect your
computer) before carrying out the instructions in step
2 above, then note the following: When the Enuff
Password Dialog box comes up, you will notice that
only the user named Special appears on the user list.
This is normal! At this point, you either enter
as the user Special or you must click on the “Log
Off” button, in order to return to the Windows name
and password screen and change the user name. If
you don’t know what name to enter at this point (for
Windows purposes), just key in your first name and
press Enter twice so that Windows will not be asking
you for a password every time you start your computer.
When you restart Windows with a name other than
Special, then Enuff will re-display all the users on
the Password Dialog screen. Adding more programs to the list. To do this, re-enter the Enuff Configuration panel.
While in the ENUFF Configuration mode, proceed to the
screen where you set the access times for each child.
Select the Special child from the drop down list.
You will then notice a new clickable tab (in red
color) beside Setting 3, called Special. Click on this red tab called Special and you will
see a dialog box where you can begin adding programs
to the list. Right-click the mouse in order to
see the available options. Note that initially,
the Special child has only a few basic programs
available on the list. The parent(s) must select
the programs using the same routine as in Windows
Explorer. Please note! This option may require some advanced computer
skills and a few users may find it difficult.
The Akrontech tech support team will be happy to
provide you with additional help when you write to
them with specific questions. Remember though
that this part is optional! When using the special user profile, only programs
that are added to the list may be used. This
restriction is determined by a program's executable
file name. Some programs start from one EXE, but
load another to actually run the program. For example: Word Perfect 7 loads by running WPWIN.EXE, but
WPWIN.EXE loads WPWIN7.EXE. ENUFF sees that
WPWIN.EXE is an allowed program, but does not see
WPWIN7.EXE as an allowed program and will close this
file as soon as it runs. By adding the file name
WPWIN7.EXE to the list, the WPWIN7.EXE file will also
be allowed to run. If WPWIN.EXE launched
WPHELP.EXE, it too should be added as well as any
other programs that need to have support EXE's. Tip! It would be better to ADD all EXE files for a
particular program to ENUFF's list. Here is how
to do that: While in ENUFF's "Special"
program screen, change the "Files of type:"
option from "Program Links" to
“Executables". Add all the executables to
the list, then close the window. IMPORTANT! Be advised that only one profile with the name
Special is allowed by ENUFF. If parents want to select the programs each
child will be allowed to use during their
settings, you will need to follow the steps outlined
in section 5 (b) (Program Restrictions).
a) Needs some extra time
one day to finish their school-work and the parent(s)
are not present? Apart from the “Special” child described in
section 7 (b), ENUFF has the ability to recognize
another unique child and allow that child to use the
computer with a distinct name and password. It is suggested that parents create an additional
child in ENUFF, with the name "Extra Time". The name must be written exactly as Extra Time.
Allow 30 min, 1 hr (or whatever you think is right for
a one time use) and assign a unique password that only
you (the parent) will know. If the child needs
special consideration one day, you can provide that
password to your child over the phone and that child
can use the computer as the user named "Extra
Time". ENUFF will permit the child "Extra Time"
to use the computer. The child who logged in as
"Extra Time" however, will only be able to
use the computer for one SINGLE SESSION! Once
that child signs off (even before their time is up)
they will not be able to use the computer again with
the same password. Following the use of the
extra time, parents are advised to key-in a new
password for the next time and click on the “Reset
this setting” button located in the Configuration
panel, while the user “Extra Time” is displayed. b) Needs additional time on
a given day and the parents are present? Enter the Configuration menu as described in
section 6(b). Proceed to the window where you
would set the days and times for every child.
Either… Select the right child from the list and simply
click on "Reset this setting" if you are
going to repeat the same time interval that the child
just used up, OR Important! c) Tries to change the time
and date on the computer in order to keep using it? ENUFF has several built-in protection mechanisms.
The computer time and date can be changed in 2-3
different ways. However, when a child operates
the computer, ENUFF will not allow the child to change
these variables. A parent/teacher however can change
the time as usual. Note: If you (the parent or teacher) find that the
computer time has been changed, notify Akrontech
a.s.a.p. d) Tries to delete the
entire program? The child may be able to remove certain
non-critical files but not the actual program.
If you find any unusual messages on your screen
pertaining to ENUFF, it is best to exit the program
and re-install it. e) Needs to do a project
with no time limits but allow him/her to access
certain programs only? Please refer to section 5 (b) -Restrictions
for details in selecting the programs your children
can use. f) Needs the computer for 2
hours per day, but is allowed only 30 minutes on the
Internet? Supposing your child's name is Simon. In
ENUFF you would normally create a profile for Simon
with his settings for days, times etc. In
Simon's setting, allow 1 hr and 30 min computer use
per day and NO Internet access. Now, create one more profile (as if you had another
child) and instead of calling it Simon, call it
Simon-I Give Simon-I only 30 minutes per day and allow
access to the Internet. Simon, would have to
sign in as Simon-I to use the Internet but only for
half an hour daily. If a child forgets to sign off and walks away from
the computer, ENUFF by default will sign that child
off after 5 minutes. This feature can be turned
off or you could change the time to anything other
than 5 minutes. This feature is part of the Advanced
Options. Before registration, the demo can be removed by
clicking on "Remove Demo" from the
registration reminder screen, which appears every time
a parent enters his/her password. If you ever wish to remove the entire program after
it has been registered, you must exit the program
first. Follow these steps to complete the task (only if it
is absolutely necessary): To Exit the program right-click on the lock , which
is located in the bottom-right hand corner of your
screen. Then, select Administrator and Exit.
Enter your password and you will unload (Exit) the
program. That means ENUFF will not be operating
after that point but it will still be on your
computer. At that point you can
re-install/upgrade the program if you wish. To Remove the program: IMPORTANT! Removing the program from your
computer will require complete re-installation later! Follow these steps to permanently remove the
program from your computer only after you have Exited: From the Start Menu, select Settings, then Control
Panel and Add/Remove Programs. From the list
that will appear, double click on "ENUFF
Uninstall" and confirm the removal of the
program. ENUFF will be removed completely. Program users can receive free technical support
(on issues relating to the ENUFF program) at any time
by contacting Akrontech via E-mail or any other means
using the telephone and fax numbers listed above. Note: If your child finds a way to bypass the ENUFF
settings, please let us know as soon as
possible.
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