PC Expert 29/Pce29cd.iso/Utilitarios/Segurança/Windows Enforcer 6.1/_SETUP.1/QSTART.TXT

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Quick Start for Enforcer


I) How to register Enforcer
II) How to set up Enforcer
III) How to start Enforcer (enfrun.exe) when Windows starts


I) How to register Enforcer

First, visit our website at https://posum.com/enfordr.html and
order your copy(s) of Enforcer.  Once we receive and process your
order, we will email you a registration number.

To register your copy of Enforcer after you obtain your registration
number from Posum, perform the following steps.

1) Run enfset.exe.  This will require that enfrun.exe is not running.
2) Select the Help->Register menu item on the main dialog.
3) When the Registration dialog appears, type in your registration
number.  To avoid re-typing it just cut and paste it from your email
message you received from us.  Select OK.
4) If you have any problem registering the software, make sure that the
registration number is entered exactly as you received it.  The number
is case sensitive.  Also, make sure there are no spaces at the beginning,
middle, or end of the number and all the dashes must be present.
5) Enforcer is now registered.

II) How to set up Enforcer

These are two simple examples.  The first demonstrates how to prevent
access to a single task, "Display Properties", while allowing anything else
to run.  The second demonstrates how to allow access to only a single
task, Notepad, while preventing anything else from running.

An extensive set of examples is included in the helpfiles.  Please look
there for an example that more closely matches what you wish to do.

To prevent access to "Display Properties"

1) If enfrun.exe is running, stop it with the password.
2) Bring up Display Properties using the right mouse click somewhere
on your desktop and keep it displayed.
3) Run enfset.exe and press the Add Task button.  The Add Task
dialog will appear.
4) Press the Browse button at the end of the Task name field.  From
the Task Browser dialog select the task name "Display Properties"
and press OK to return to the Add Task dialog.
5)  Make sure the "Prohibit task" radio button is checked then
press OK.  This will return you to the main dialog of enfset.exe and
the task name for "Display Properties" will show up in your Task List.
6) Since all this example does is make sure "Display Properties" does
not run, make sure the "Options->Prohibit all tasks except those
specified" menu item IS NOT checked.
7) Define a password you havenÆt already
8) Press OK to exit enfset.exe and save the changes.
9) Run enfrun.exe.

To only allow access to Notepad

1) If enfrun.exe is running, stop it with the password.
2) Bring up Notepad (Start->Run notepad.exe) and keep it running.
3) Run enfset.exe and press the Add Task button.  The Add Task
dialog will appear.
4) Press the Browse button at the end of the Task name field.  From
the Task Browser dialog select the task name that goes with Notepad
and press OK to return to the Add Task dialog.
5)  Make sure the "Ignore task" radio button is checked then edit
the task name to be just "Notepad".  Press OK.  This will return you
to the main dialog of enfset.exe and the task name "Notepad" will
show up in your Task List.
6) Since all this example does is to allow the user to run Notepad and
nothing else, make sure the "Options->Prohibit all tasks except those
specified" menu item IS checked.
7) Define a password you havenÆt already
8) Press OK to exit enfset.exe and save the changes.
9) Run enfrun.exe.

III) How to start Enforcer (enfrun.exe) when Windows starts

Enforcer will not automatically start up when Windows starts. When you
are satisfied with the configuration of Enforcer, use the "Options->Start
Enforcer at Windows startup" menu item in Enforcer Setup to configure
your system's registry to execute Enforcer (enfrun.exe) when Windows
95/98/ME or NT/2000 starts.