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SYSTEM GATE is an easy to install, state of the art program that will show you a detailed active software operating view allowing you to control what your children are running on your or their computer. SYSTEM GATE allows you to create " software blacklist " a list of the programs you wish to block from running while your children are using the computer (block internet, block messengers or games). SYSTEM GATE has two tabs, “Active Processes” and “Black List”. SYSTEM GATE is password protected, which means only you can change the settings. SYSTEM GATE also provides protection of your " Hidden System Processes " that are necessary for your computer to run properly, so that they cannot accidentally added to the " Black List ". SYSTEM GATE was created using the most recent MS .Net Framework 2.0 which makes it Vista and any other OS having .Net framework 2.0 installed compatible.
Demo($14) · 1076 Kb · Other All Windows
Added & Updated: 10.18.06 & 10.07.07
Publisher: IT Works Corporation
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