Norton Internet Security Accounts And Windows Accounts; Create Norton Internet Security Accounts - Symantec NORTON INTERNET SECURITY 2004 User Manual

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Creating accounts for multiple users

Create Norton Internet Security accounts

See
"Set or change
account
passwords"
on
page 154.
Norton Internet Security accounts and Windows
accounts
See
"Assign Norton
Internet Security
account types to
Windows accounts"
on page 155.
Create Norton Internet Security accounts
There is also a default account, Not Logged In, that blocks
all Internet access. When a user logs off, the settings for
Not Logged In become active and stay active until
another user logs on.
When you install Norton Internet Security, the program
creates a default account with Supervisor privileges. This
account is not password-protected. For maximum
security, you should create a password for this account.
You can choose to create Norton Internet Security
accounts or Windows accounts. The primary difference
between the two types of accounts is that the Windows
accounts are tied to the operating system. If you log in to
Windows using a Windows account, you will also be
logged in to Norton Internet Security with that account.
Supervisor and Adult users can create new accounts and
customize settings for other users. They can also create
new user accounts with the Security Assistant. Adult
users can customize their own accounts, but cannot
change other users' accounts. Teenager and Child users
can change their passwords only.
You can create several accounts at once with the Parental
Control Wizard or one-by-one using the User Accounts
screen.
To create Norton Internet Security accounts with the
Parental Control Wizard
1 In the main window, click User Accounts.
2 In the User Accounts window do one of the following:
If you are creating accounts for the first time, click
2
Yes to run the Parental Control Wizard.
If you have existing accounts, click Parental
2
Control Wizard.

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