Main parental control and Entourage

I set up my child's e-mail with parental controls in Mail. As expected, the messages from "unauthorized" senders are forwarded to my e-mail address. But I use Entourage and I can't figure out how to authorize the appropriate messages. Do I have to switch my account to Mail as well?

Parental control only works with Mail. I wish Apple documented the Parental features better.

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How do i reset my mac completely? I have parental controls and cant seem to get to time machine cause i bought the computer with parental controls on it and they did not have the password. How do i completely reset my macbook pro?

how do i reset my mac completely? I have parental controls and cant seem to get to time machine cause i bought the computer with parental controls on it and they did not have the password. How do i completely reset my macbook pro?

If you have a rescue email address (which is not the same thing as an alternate email address) on your account then the steps on this page will give you a reset link on your account : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6170
If you don't have a rescue email address (you won't be able to add one until you can answer your questions) then you will need to contact Support in your country to get the questions reset.
Contacting Apple about account security : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5699
When they've been reset (and if you don't already have a rescue email address) you can then use the steps on this page to add a rescue email address for potential future use : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5620
Or, if it's available in your country, you could change to 2-step verification : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5570

IChat, Parental Control and Bonjour

Rather than using AIM (and it's slowness), I was hoping to be able to use Bonjour on our internal network (which is firewalled and, obviously, not a threat) to chat/audio conference with our youngest.
I used the parental control to limit his AIM partners to the family but still wanted to allow him to talk on our network in the house. Unfortunately, when I go into iChat via his account the "using Bonjour instant messaging" is grayed out.
I tried turning it on in iChat on his account, going to my admin account and THEN enabling parental control, and trying again but no dice.
Any ideas?
Sure would be nice for home networks to have the option to iChat with everyone at Bonjour vs. AIM speeds (doubly so if you are on dialup!).

hi James,
Well I read this and thought "he can't be right" ?
So I went to test
Enabled Parental Controls and for iChat and Added one AIM/@mac buddy.
Looked for ability to add Bonjur or Jabber accounts but found nothing
Went to log in to that account.
Check to see if Bonjour window was available. Nope.
Checked iChat Preferences >Accounts and could not select Bonjour.
Took off Parental Controls - Appears in iChat, Bonjour and Jabber windows.
Selecting and deselecting Parental Control Logs iChat in and out of AIM.
I must admit to thinking this is a big Opps by Apple
Ralph

Snow Leopard Parental Controls and iChat (Can't see iChat anymore)

I enabled Parental Controls on my daughters profile. I left applications to unrestricted access, and unrestricted access to web sites (but I still review the log)... I selected to LIMIT iChat and then added the people she can chat with (she's 8).
The problem is, it looks like iChat is online. It's in her dock. Has the little white light dot on underneath the app but I can't see the chat window. You know, where you actually double click on someone to chat with? What gives???
When I go to iChat preferences and on the Accounts tab, "enable this account" is not checked, but it's grayed out so I can't check it!!

It seemed to crop up in Leopard with the first Parental Controls and has yet to be "sorted" in Snow Leopard.
I tend to think it is because Parental Control Updates are out of Step with iChat ones but I have no real insight as to the cause.
11:13 PM Saturday; March 20, 2010
Please, if posting Logs, do not post any Log info after the line "Binary Images for iChat"

Enabling parental controls and keeping icons on desktop

I turn on parental controls and after logging out and back in the app icons on the desktop all disappear and I can't find them anywhere. Any thoughts?

Hi, every user's Desktop is different & Unique.
Check the preferences & see if you chose Simple Finder for instance, & which apps the Managed account is allowed to use.

I was trying to set parental controls and somehow lost the abitlity to sign in as adminstrator. When I try to reset using my OSX CD, it says I need to install Rosetta before I can reinstall MacOSX. I say yes, but it asks for my administrator ID/password

Somehow lost my ability to login as administrator when i was trying to set up Parental Controls. Now it does not recognize my administrator name or password. When I try to reset my password by reinstalling MacOSX, it tells me I have to first install Rosetta. When I say yes, it asks for my administrator name and password! ARG! Help please!

Whew, let's see if we can trick it into making a new admin account...
Reset OS X Password Without an OS X CD...
http://theappleblog.com/2008/06/22/reset-os-x-password-without-an-os-x-cd/
Admin Hack...
http://www.hackmac.org/?q=node/4
Starts up like the first time you buy a new Mac, but after filling in all that info again, you should have access to the computer and the other Users & files will still be there... give the new User a different name than an existing one.

HT1904 parental controls and shared libraries

We're slowly migrating towards having all our music and movies in iTunes.
One item that's crutial to this migration is proper parental controls, especially with shared libraries. They seem to work well on the kids iTouch devices and hide the content that's higher than their allowed rating level.
However, on my daughter's computer (Vista SP2 with iTunes 11.0.2), the shared libraries with content higher than her allowed rating are visible and can be started, even when the parental controls are enabled.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Eric

It seems that the parental controls only apply to iTunes store, not the iTunes library?
Correct; parental controls do indeed only apply to iTunes Store purchases.
The only reasonable workaround I can think of that the kids can't easily get around to have separate iTunes libraries, one for the adults in the house and one from the kids.

I used the parental controls and now safari won't appear on the children's desktop.

Can anybody help please?? I created a separate user account for my children so I could control their time on the computer as well as what websites they visit and now when they log in, Safari is not present on their dashboard nor can they access the internet. Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks.

Sharon...
Possibly a restriction causing this...
Read here > Mac OS X v10.5, 10.6: About the Parental Controls Internet content filter

Mac 10.5 Parental Controls and ASR= Lockup *Problem*

I'm a lab admin at a school and trying to upgrade the OS in my lab (all Macbooks) to 10.5. I made an image with 4 accounts and on the "student" account I used the built in Parental Controls to limit the user.
I used ASR to image 3 machines as a test run for the rest of the lab to make sure that I wasn't going to have any hick-up's.
On all three of the machines the "student" account locks up when you attempt to log-in. (i.e. you get the log-in screen, click on the "student" account, and the computer will not respond.)
I am able to log-in to the other accounts I created so I deleted the "student" account and made a new "student" account with the Parental Controls enabled. After logging out of the admin account and attempting to log-in to the new account I received the same results (the computer locks up).
I deleted that account and attempted to enable Parental Controls on one of the other working accounts that I had originally set up. I received the same results.
Is there anyway to fix this with-out installing 10.5 on each workstation individually??

>I know you don't work for Adobe, but have you heard from an Adobe technician saying that they are aware of this problem for the Mac
No I have not gotten any acknowledgment of this nor heard of an acknowledgment of the similar problem on Windows. The holidays are probably what is keeping them. I ran into this problem when exporting a big folder of images that had lots of brushes and gradients applied and had some enormous (>500 MB files) images in it using my MBP with 4 gigs of memory. I tested it a little and noticed when following Lightroom's memory usage that when I exported the exact same set of images mutliple times, it would keep climbing its memory usage in the 64-bit version and eventually start making the computer beach ball and run like molasses. When I did the same thing in the 32-bit version, the memory usage returned to the same level after each export and it never did the running slow like molasses thing. The same thing happens when I generate 1:1 previews for a large folder. The 64-bit version bogs down, while the 32-bit version keeps working normally.

Lion Parental Controls and secure sites

This is driving me and my son mad. Since "upgrading" to Lion from SL every time he visits a site that uses https an alert box appears saying it needs to be added to Parental Controls, or you click OK to continue. Is there any way to return to the SL way of doing things?
Thanks in advance.

Nobody? Looks like we are stuck with this then. Nice one Apple, why can't you leave stuff alone if it works?

I can't remember my password to change my parental controls and I can't log on to the other admin account

I need help trying to figure out how to unlock my parental controls. I am the admin on the computer but my ex husband also had an account but I dont know the password to his account. I dont want to lose my picturees or anything. What can I do????????????

See
http://osxdaily.com/2011/08/24/reset-mac-os-x-10-7-lion-password/ and
http://osxdaily.com/2011/09/19/change-password-mac-os-x-10-7-lion-without-knowin g-current-password/

Parental Controls and TimeMachine conflict

I'm trying to setup a managed account using parental controls. I want the account to use the SimpleFinder and only certain applications.
Well, the SimpleFinder was a click of a radio button. The selected applications is immensely complicated because the list contains all of the TimeMachine backups. I have like 30 of each application-- most with timestamps of the TimeMachine backup.
Its impossible picking the allowed applications because I'm scrolling through a list of hundreds of Time Machine backups trying to find the entry for the original in the Applications folder.
Any ideas? I'm running 10.5.1 on a G5 iMac. My TimeMachine backup is on another partition on the same harddrive (my external drive died and I'm waiting for a new one). Spotlight is set to ignore the TimeMachine partition.

Hi srlagarto,
I understand your concerns. Please note that controlled lines on Family Locator can be located and will generate Scheduled and Arrival & Departure Updates, except during time restrictions. The service is working as designed.
This service limitation is disclosed in the Usage Controls General Information webpage. To view disclosure please go to webpage and scroll down to question: Will Family Locator work with Usage Controls?

Parental control and Dock settings

Please Help : my son's sessions are under parental control but open to set dock preferences and allowed to use System Preferences as far as settings are opened for them.
But anyway, one has Questions marks in place of applications shortcuts, and the other one loose his shortcuts.
Even if we put back the applications shortcuts they want and are allowed of course, we loose evry things after closing and openning the session. Many other settings are no saved also
Why
Looks like Snow leopard is something that we could call a M... ?????
Thank for help.

It works well if they are allwed to run the application they choose.
In fact, I don't know the origin of this trouble, but I did trash their dock preferences plist file
and I reshape it their after, and it works well now.
I still have one other problem, which looks like the previous but a bit different:
When they add a shortcut on the left part of the finder window, done through finder preferences, like adding the house of their home folder,
it doesn't stay after leaving and re entering the session.
Do you know what could happen ?
Thanks

BT Yahoo Parental Controls and I-tunes

Hello all,
I’ve had a number of problems with my children’s Ipod Nano’s.
We are running windows XP professional, with BT yahoo broadband. We have the pc set up so that there are different users. Me and my children each have their own account.
My children are 8 and 11 years old and as a result I have the BT yahoo broadband parental controls in place. The parental controls are in place and set to '‘kids’ setting.
I want my children to be able to use itunes to put their CD’s on and subsequently sync them to the ipod.
However the minute I open itunes on my children’s account, BT yahoo brings up an error message that says BT Yahoo will not allow itunes.exe to run due to parent controls.
I cant seem to give my children permission to use itunes as its not a website I am giving permission too but an .exe file. I don’t want to decrease the parental controls settings on BT yahoo. Can anyone help as my children have two ipods that they cannot use at the moment, useless they use my account and remove the items that are in my itunes library.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kris

This sounds like it a problem with BT Yahoo parental controls rather than a "Connecting your iPod to Windows" problem which is where you've posted. I doubt if you'll get much practical help with your issue here, but to improve your chances you might like to consider posting to a more general and appropriate discussion (e.g. "Using iTunes for Windows" or "Installing & Upgrading iTunes for Windows"). As it is the BT Yahoo restrictions which is restricting iTunes you're probably going to get better advice from a BT Yahoo helpdesk. You might like to double check that you've not made a typo when entering the info into parental controls.

Added parental controls and computer now a black screen

I put parental controls on my son's macbook pro and the next day the computer is a black screen. What happened? I can't turn the computer off or get back to the desktop. Any suggestions?

Changing TV's only is not a big deal, and it should work as long as you are in the same room, and using the same coax cable that comes from the wall.
Just make sure the cable coming from the wall goes to where it says RF IN or FIOS TV IN on the back of the set top box
Make sure you are using one of the following
Coax Cable from the Back of the STB where it is labled "TO TV" and the other end plugs into the TV where it says CABLE IN ANTENNA IN or something to that effect.   It will give you Modulated RF (on channel 3 only), so use your TV remote to put it on channel 3, or the up and down channel button on the TV set itself to tune to channel 3.
Composite Video (red white and yellow) from the back of the STB to the Back of the TV labled video IN.    Then use your TV Pay attention to where you plugged it in on your tv, it should be labeled, like AV 1 or AV2 or Video 1 or video 2, and then use your TV Remote to select the correct input.
If it's an HD set top box and a newer tv, then you'll want to get yourself a HDMI cable from monoprice.com or amazon.com.   They are only a couple bucks.
Here are some additional wiring diagrams
DVR & Set-Top Box Wiring Diagrams The model, size, and color of your FiOS TV equipment may vary. To find the wiring diagrams for your Set-Top Box, DVR, or digital adapter, select your specific equipment model below.
DVRs
High Definition (HD) DVRs
Motorola 7232-P2
Cisco CHS 435HDC
Motorola 7216
Motorola 6416
Standard Definition (SD) DVRsMotorola 2708
Set-Top Boxes
High Definition (HD) Set-Top Boxes
Cisco CHS 335HDC
Motorola 7100-P2
Motorola 7100-P1
Motorola 6200
Standard Definition (SD) Set-Top BoxesMotorola 2500
Digital Adapter
Motorola DCT-700

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