suffice it to say that instead of wondering what sites have been visited, just put a blocker on the browser or a password on the computer. However, they will always find a way.
Ogden Nash said ¨Oh, what a tangled web parents weave when they think that their children are naive.¨
zeroth
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I think this would be best in the Windows Software forum, so I've moved it accordingly; if anyone thinks it would be better off elsewhere, PM myself, or another moderator, and we'll consider it.
I don't think you can recover the History that has already been deleted, but you can edit the registry so it can no longer be removed. See regedit #101 here:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Be sure to read their instructions and disclaimer at the top of the page before downloading anything.
dlh6213
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dlh6213
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The history is in:
My computer
C:Documents and Settings\*****\Local Settings\History
Where ***** is replaced by the name of the logged-in user.
Be quick, because it is kept for only a week.
MidiMagic
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