Canary Standard 2005.01.28 (11)

Whats new in version 2005.01.28 (11):
Interface can be resized, reports are encrypted on hard disk, you can now look for specific entries in reports and you can delete entries from reports, Internet monitoring now supports MSIE/Netscape/Opera/Mozilla/Firefox.

Publisher review:
Discover how this monitoring program will help you monitor what your child does when using the home computer (programs run, files printed, programs installed,...), and while surfing the Internet (web sites visited, files downloaded, emails sent,...). Each order comes with a FREE report that contains more than 30 vital parenting principles that, together with Canary, will enable you to develop a more open relationship with your child.
Requirements:
Monitor set to 800x600 as a minimum. Default password is Canary.

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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