Setting Up Norton Parental Control Child safety is a big issue
anywhere, but the online world presents special challenges in
the form of virtual bogeymen, pitfalls, and the kind of Web
sites that can fluster or enrage a mature adult. Parental
Control in Norton Internet Security is a way for you to define
the boundaries of your kid's online world, choosing which
programs your child can run, and the types of accessible Web
sites. You have a number of steps to get through in turning on
and setting up the Parental Control. Try to follow along in
order, because some parts — like the Supervisor login — need to
be done before you can do other parts of the setup. Logging on
as Supervisor Right out of the package, Norton Parental Control
and Norton Internet Security recognize just one account, called
a Supervisor account because it allows the person using it to
make master changes to how Internet Security and kid-safe
control settings are configured. However, by default, no
password is assigned to this account. Find o