How can I restrict ALL web content, except for one site? (winXP / IE)?
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IE\ntools-internet options-privacy tab- HIGH\n\nput the settings on high\nand click on sites (and add a site that you want to allow).
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In Internet Explorer, Tools ==> Internet Options\nIn the window that comes up...Select the Security Tab\n\nIn the top half, you will see different Web Zones ( Internet, Intranet, Trusted/Restricted sites )\n\nWhile the Internet ( globe ) is selected...Look in the bottom half.  You will see a slider for the security level for the selected Web Zone.  By default it will be at "Medium"\n\nYou will also see a button called "Custom Level".\n\nIf you click on this button,  you will see another window open up and there you will see the ActiveX control etc.\n\np.s.\nIf you're sure about the site you are having problem with, ( before monkeying around with the ActiveX setttings ), just lower the security level, a notch, at a time...from Medium to Medium Low and then to Low.  Everytime you change your security level, see whether the web site/page you're having problem with loads.\n\nIf you feel you messed it up too much, just click on the "Default Level" button and you're back to Okay settings.\n\nHope this helps
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Click Tools\n\nUnder Tools, CLick Internet Options\n\nClick The Security Tab And CLick Custom Level\n\nWhere Active X Is, CLick "Disable"\n\n10 points plz :D
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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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hi,\n\nIf you are using Windwos xp do the following;\n\nIn internet explorer\n\nGo to "Tools menu"\n\n"Internet Options"\n\n"Security" Tab\n\nselect " Restricted sites"\n\nthen click "Sites"\n\nThen add address which u want to block..\n\n\nok?\n\nMkamal\nkamkamal@yahoo.com
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At the top of the page, click>>Tools>>internet options>>\nclick on the security tab, then click on Restricted Sites,\nWrite down the name of the website, that you want to block>>\nGood Luck<<
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you could use a firewall which has content filtering.
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If the computer is running Windows XP, and you're using one of the Internet Explorers.  This is very simple to accomplish without putting a fancy program in the computer. Open Explorer, click on tools, then Internet options. On the window that opens up, click on the security tab in the top box you should see a red checkmark this is restricted sites, highlight the red check, below that there's a button that says, sites click on this, now all you have to do is enter the correct Internet address in the line and click add.  Do this for each web site you wish to block.  The only thing your brother will get is an Internet error page, he will think the servers down.
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go to "tools" on a web [page and click on internet options then restricted sites and then u can un block them. \n\nI hope thats what u ment
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legally, the simple answer is you cant. To protect other users from malware (malicous software designed to glean information from other people, the designers from Myspace has restricted uploading files to only include formats for pictures and hyperlink-objects (the stuff you get form other websites to put on your page). That being said you could bypass it by placing html code within the comment that would luanch another website with an activex control. HOwever that requires extensive html porgramming experience, and as said earlier, not exactly legal
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I could presonally recomend you use ISA server (2004 is easier to manage) you can manage Schedules, content type, and block certain sites by user. if you need a more serious site blocker you could Try gfi Webfilter or Websense.
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You can set the security level in your browser as follows:\nSelect 'Tools' -> 'Internet Options' -> 'Content'\n\nIn the Content Advisor you may choose what to content to restrict using the Content Manager. such as Language, Nudity, Sex, & Violence.\n\nIn case there are more than 1 person using your computer, I would recommend that you be the administrator and assign a password.\n\nHope this is helpful.
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Or, if using Internet Explorer, Tools > Internet Options > Content tab > Disable button the content advisor\n\nThat is, unless it has a password.
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if you are using internet explorer, go to tools=>internet options=>restricted sites. that's it :)
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Take off rights for Internet Explorer / Firefox.  Doing anything else will deny them access to the network.
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You can use Internet Explorer's own settings to block unsavoury sites.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/rating_overview.mspx
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If you want that when someone see your webpage in IE it puts your web page in Trusted Zone it's not possible, it got to do with security, it much too dangerous to allow one to do so.