Is there a way I can use Group Policy to enforce "strict" or "safe" search results for Google image search at
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yes simple\nblock any URL start with\nhttp://images.google.com/preferences\ni.e. http://www.google.com/preferences?q=test&hl=en&lr=&safe=active\n\nNote you should block any link START with http://images.google.com/preferences and not only this link\n\nI mean this link or any similar links also should be blocked\nhttp://www.google.com/preferences?q=test&hl=en&lr=&safe=active\n\nblocking this links will prevent the users from accessing google prefernces so they can't change what ever you did\n\nyou can contact me if you need more details through Yahoo messenger\nMy ID is my nicknamex man0802003
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for help with google safesearch, check out attached links.
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Try searching in Google images
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do an "image" search and type in the details.
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search images in yahoo or google
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Most of the big ones already do.Yahoo and Google both have safe search modes which have to be turned off on their preferences page. If you're getting sexually oriented responses it's probably because someone has turned off safe search on the computer your using.\n\nJust click the preferences link on the search engines home page and turn it back on. It should save the setting and not change untill someone switches it back off because safe search is the default setting, anyway.
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yahoo or google image search
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google and click pics
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have you tried a image search engine like google, yahoo, altavista or all the web???
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search from yahoo group page
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I believe you can push that out as a group policy; if not, you can probably make registry edits to disable it.\n\nFor individual machines, you go to Tools --> Internet Options\n\nChoose the Advanced tab\n\nUnder the Search from the Address bar function, choose Do not search from the address bar
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microsoft's page or search "[whatever pic you want] clip art" in yahoo or google images
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Do a Google Images Search
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www.searchsystems.net
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ask the trusty google
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huh?\n\nWindows domain and group policies what your looking for?
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You use the 'The Robots Exclusion Standard' which is designed for that purpose. It is very simple, you placee a small text file in your root domain and this tells the search engine robots what they can and cannot do on your site. Read about it here http://www.searchengineworld.com/robots/robots_tutorial.htm