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Ever had your desktop icons scrambled or your Word document deleted by a little kid? KidSafe’s for you. The KidSafe application was designed to be a computer-locking program that will keep young children from messing anything up.
KidSafe will launch a full-screen window that hides the entire desktop, TaskBar, etc. Because the window is blank, clicking it won’t have any effect. Small children, who generally enjoy clicking the mouse, can click all they like without damaging anything.
If the appropriate option is set, KidSafe also prevent the system from being shutdown – even if a small child presses the power button, the system won’t shut down.
If the appropriate options are set, KidSafe can disable all of the system keys – the Windows key, a combination of the Windows key and any other key, Alt-Tab, Alt-Escape, Ctrl-Escape, and Ctrl-Alt-Delete.
This can be very useful, especially if a small kid keeps accidentally opening the Start Menu and selecting items in it: just disable the Windows key and the Ctrl-Escape key combination, and voila! No more Start Menu.
Here’s a list of the available options and what they do:
Lock the Windows key: disables the Windows key (also known as the Start key) and all the key combinations that include it, such as Windows+R (runs a program), Windows+E (launches a new Explorer window), and Windows+M (minimizes all open windows).
Lock Ctrl-Escape: disables the Ctrl-Escape key combination. However, other key combinations including Ctrl or Escape, such as Alt-Escape or Ctrl-S, aren’t blocked.
Lock Alt-Escape: disables the Alt-Escape key combination. However, other key combinations including Alt or Escape, such as Alt-Enter or Ctrl-Escape, aren’t blocked.
Lock Alt-Tab: disables the Alt-Tab key combination. However, other key combinations including Alt or Tab, such as Alt-Escape or Ctrl-Tab, aren’t blocked.
Lock Task Manager: disables the Task Manager. This also disables any 3rd-party task managers, as long as they’ve replaced the default Windows Task Manager; 3rd-party task managers that haven’t replaced the Windows Task Manager won’t be blocked.
Prevent system shutdown: Prevents the system from being shut down, rebooted, etc. Some of your programs may be closed if a system shutdown is initiated; this is a limitation of Windows, not KidSafe, and KidSafe can’t stop this from happening. However, KidSafe can and will prevent the system from being shut down.
Place the KidSafe window on top of every other window: this will place – and keep – the KidSafe window on top of every other window. This includes the Start Menu and Alt-Tab dialog; in other words, setting this preference to true essentially includes blocking everything else (Ctrl-Escape, Alt-Escape, Alt-Tab, Task Manager, Windows key, etc.) as well.
Treat the “Unlock text” boxes like password-entry fields: this will hide the contents of the “unlock text” boxes behind a line of asterisks, instead of showing the contents in plain text. This can be really useful if you’re trying to stop a kid who’s old enough to read.
Select background graphic: allows you to set the background graphic used for the KidSafe window. Images in BMP, GIF and JPG/JPEG format are guaranteed to work; other image formats may work, but probably won’t unless you have QuickTime installed on your computer. Because of this restriction, only BMP, GIF and JPG/JPEG images are shown in the Options dialog; if you want to use another image type, you’ll need to manually edit the configuration file.
If you specify a file that doesn’t exist or isn’t an image file, KidSafe will use its default background graphic instead.
Select hotkey: allows you to set the user-defined hotkey that will show the KidSafe window. The hotkey works in screensaver mode as well as hotkey mode.
Use system tray icon: allows you to turn on/off the KidSafe system tray icon. If you turn this option on, KidSafe will show its icon in the system tray; double-clicking the tray icon will show the KidSafe window. (The tray icon is only shown in screensaver mode or hotkey mode, since it isn’t necessary in normal mode.) The tray icon also serves as a reminder that KidSafe is running.
Select KidSafe’s mode: allows you to select whether KidSafe should operate in normal mode, screensaver mode, or hotkey mode. In normal mode, KidSafe will immediately open its fullscreen window. In screensaver mode, KidSafe will run in the background and monitor the system. KidSafe will essentially behave like a screensaver, checking for system activity; if the system remains inactive for the number of seconds specified by the “Wait for the system to be idle for X seconds” box, KidSafe’s fullscreen window will open. In hotkey mode, KidSafe will run in the background and wait for you to press the user-defined hotkey that activates KidSafe.
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*KidSafe Crack Free Download* is a program designed to run with Windows, and it can be set to prevent any operation on your computer, such as shutdown, reboot, logoff, sleep, etc. This prevents small children from accessing anything on your computer and damaging the settings of your operating system, and it can also be used to prevent accidental shutdown or reboot from happening, or to lock down your computer when you’re on the road.
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If the “Disable system keys” box is turned on, as described below, KidSafe Serial Key will disallow the following key combinations:
Alt-Tab, Alt-Escape, Ctrl-Escape, Ctrl-Alt-Delete
However, KidSafe can still be used in the following ways:
Kids who know the various key combinations mentioned above can still use them to do most things on the computer (shut down, reboot, lock down, logoff, etc.), except to access the Start Menu and the Task Manager. However, a small child’s accidental selection of an item in the Start Menu – no matter how small – will always cause the Start Menu to open.
To keep kids from accidentally opening the Start Menu, and thus unintentionally causing the program they’ve selected to close, you can lock the Start Menu so that it remains permanently closed. This can be done by setting the “Lock the Start Menu” box to On, and closing the Start menu with the Windows key, Start button, Ctrl-Escape, or another key combination that you define. Of course, you’ll still need to prevent your kids from accessing the Task Manager – if you can’t do this, you’ll need to allow the program that you’re using to close out, and at some point, you’ll need to let your kid access Task Manager in order to install a driver or make some other setup change.
KidSafe
KidSafe protects your Windows computers from kids. KidSafe is designed to work alongside any Windows operating system. KidSafe is different from security software in that it doesn’t stop the computer from doing anything; it only prevents kids from doing things. KidSafe will not prevent the computer from being shut down, and it won’t always keep you and the kids safe from each other. You’ll have to decide for yourself whether these tradeoffs are worth the protection from small kids.
Uninstall:
This uninstaller will completely uninstall KidSafe, including its configuration files, the registry, the application data files, any startup items or services, and everything else. If you want to keep your files, this is the uninstaller you want to use.
More Details:
If you’re a kid, this uninstaller will keep your files safe. If you’re an adult who enjoys making life a little harder for kids, this uninstaller will get rid of all of KidSafe’s components.
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You can download a ready-to-run installer for both 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Windows 8.
You can find all of the latest release notes on the official KidSafe web site.
Search the KidSafe web site:
If you can’t find the answer to your question, you can search the KidSafe web site. The search function can be accessed from anywhere in KidSafe, regardless of the context (i.e., in the kidSafe.exe program, you can search by issue, you can search in your system tray, you can search for help). The search engine is powered by Google, so any string you type will be used as a keyword to return any relevant content from the KidSafe web site.
Just type your search terms into the box shown on the left. If you enter a typo, the search engine will offer a suggestion. Click on the suggestion and the term will be added to your search. If you add a whole line of search terms (e.g., “ctrl-escape disable alt-escape” in the example below), KidSafe will search for all of the matching terms.
Once your search is complete, the resulting search results will be shown on the right. Clicking on the results shows the details for that entry. To your right, you’ll see a link that says “Search Again,” which opens a new search result set.
Example Search: “ctrl-escape disable alt-escape”
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KidSafe is a software program designed to help keep kids away from your desktop. The KidSafe program is very easy to use – just set it up by hitting the KidSafe button and, presto! – you’re looking at your desktop in a virtual full-screen display that’s impossible to click or move.
To view the desktop, you must first set the Preference button, which looks like a house with a big black “x” in it. The Preference button is on the KidSafe dialog’s upper left corner. If you set the Preference button to “Ignore” the KidSafe window won’t appear. If you don’t like the Preference button because it makes KidSafe appear in a way that’s hard to find, you can also hide the Preference button by unchecking the “Show Preference button” box in the Options dialog.
If you set the Preference button to “Normal” the KidSafe window will appear over the desktop just as it would normally, and the desktop remains visible; there’s no need to hide the Preference button. If you set the Preference button to “Force-Full Screen”, it will force the KidSafe window to appear, regardless of whether it’s over the visible desktop or not. Thus, if you want the KidSafe window to always appear over the desktop, you’ll need to set the Preference button to “Force-Full Screen”.
The KidSafe button will appear in the System Tray area. If you want to actually make KidSafe appear on the desktop, you’ll need to set the Preference button to “Not in System Tray”.
The Preference button can also be set to “Screen Saver” or “Hotkey”. If you choose “Screen Saver”, the KidSafe window will appear when the system enters screensaver mode. If you set the Preference button to “Hotkey”, you’ll need to define a hotkey that will activate KidSafe. Once you set the Hotkey, KidSafe will activate every time you press the hotkey; therefore, “Screen Saver” and “Hotkey” functions are mutually exclusive.
If you’re using the Preference button to set “Screen Saver”, you can customize the screensaver that the KidSafe window will use. To do this, click the “Screen Saver” button in the KidSafe Options dialog. The Screen Saver dialog shows the currently selected screensaver. If you prefer to use a different screensaver, you can choose a new screensaver
What’s New in the KidSafe?
– Lock Windows key (windows+w): lock the Windows key (also known as the Start key), and all the key combinations that include it, such as Windows+R (runs a program), Windows+E (launches a new Explorer window), and Windows+M (minimizes all open windows).
– Lock Ctrl-Escape: lock the Ctrl-Escape key combination. However, other key combinations including Ctrl or Escape, such as Alt-Escape or Ctrl-S, aren’t blocked.
– Lock Alt-Escape: lock the Alt-Escape key combination. However, other key combinations including Alt or Escape, such as Alt-Enter or Ctrl-Escape, aren’t blocked.
– Lock Alt-Tab: lock the Alt-Tab key combination. However, other key combinations including Alt or Tab, such as Alt-Escape or Ctrl-Tab, aren’t blocked.
– Prevent system shutdown: prevents the system from being shut down, rebooted, etc. Some of your programs may be closed if a system shutdown is initiated; this is a limitation of Windows, not KidSafe, and KidSafe can’t stop this from happening. However, KidSafe can and will prevent the system from being shut down.
– Place the KidSafe window on top of every other window: this will place – and keep – the KidSafe window on top of every other window. This includes the Start Menu and Alt-Tab dialog; in other words, setting this preference to true essentially includes blocking everything else (Ctrl-Escape, Alt-Escape, Alt-Tab, Task Manager, Windows key, etc.) as well.
– Treat the “Unlock text” boxes like password-entry fields: this will hide the contents of the “unlock text” boxes behind a line of asterisks, instead of showing the contents in plain text. This can be really useful if you’re trying to stop a kid who’s old enough to read.
– Select background graphic: allows you to set the background graphic used for the KidSafe window. Images in BMP, GIF and JPG/JPEG format are guaranteed to work; other image formats may work, but probably won’t unless you have QuickTime installed on your computer. Because of this restriction, only BMP, GIF and JPG images are shown in the Options dialog; if you want to use another image type, you’ll need to manually edit the configuration file.
– Select hotkey: allows you to set
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