Proxies and 10.5.2

Still nobody has given any thoughts to why proxies won't work when computer is managed. All sorts of advice from apple so far no joy, this includes setting the content to the proxy address, checking proxies and of making sure both admin and managed accounts have the same network details.
I will make it clear that the lads(no ladies so far) at apple are trying and have been very professional about this.
Has anyone got any ideas what the problem is? Proxies will not work when the account is managed and parental controls are set on.
Apple as I have stated are looking into this.
regards David A.

Hi danderchan;
I don't know about your problem but I can tell you that you are not talking to Apple here. You are only talking to other users like yourself. For this reason I doubt that you will find out anything about any Apple fixes.
Allan

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