Can I make time locked key codes in my PC?

Asked By zaisy 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/08/2011

Can you make time-locked key codes in a PC or in a Point-of-Sale terminal to sell to clients who use them on the computers in our Internet Café?

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Answered By Carol Smith 0 points N/A #107745

Can I make time locked key codes in my PC?

Hi Zaisy,

You can download many software for this site

 http://download.cnet.com/TPD-Browser-Lock/3000-27064_4-10836568.html.

All of there programs has a feature to lock your web browsers, with instant messengers, track time spent on projects, security passwords for the admin etc. If you want to customize your software try to search ACCUPOS they are expert on this, including POS and inventory they can do the transaction online it's very cheap.

 

Best Regards,

Lyle 

 

 

 

 

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Answered By Noel Sam 10 points N/A #107746

Can I make time locked key codes in my PC?

You can do it by using some software’s, I gave some software’s name but here I explain only one.

Software Name: Time Lock

Link: http://www.2000shareware.com/info/software-time-lock/11799/

Time Lock is great software for cyber café owner, which is protect your computers from unwanted use. If you set your Time Lock software in your computer then nobody can access your computer after the time (which time you set). After lock your computer you must enter the password for using, then again computer will automatically lock after the period has elapsed.

About Time Lock:

–          Protect your computer form unwanted use.

–          Auto lock after the time

–          Set time manually

–          Support : Windows XP, Vista, 2000

 

Thank You  !!!

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