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Limit Manager allows the administrator to control the amount of time users
spend on computers. Each user is allotted a specified amount of time
determined by the administrator. Once the user's time expires, computer
access is denied.
Time Limit Manager (TLM) consists of two separate components, the Admin TLM and the Client TLM. Each component is separate, but necessary to enforce the time and date restrictions determined by the administrator. The Admin TLM component allows administrators the ability to create a floppy disk encoded with time and date restrictions. The patrons then use the disk to load the predetermined amount of time onto any one of the publicly accessible computers running the client TLM component. If no time is allowed, the user cannot log on to the computer. A time clock is displayed while the user is at the computer, allowing the user to see the time remaining. While working on the computer, the time clock is always visible. Two minutes prior to the time expiring, a warning screen recommends saving all work. When the time expires, the user is logged off the computer, and all programs are closed. The user also has the option of ending their session before the time expires, and saving any unused minutes for a later session. The time disks are specific to your organization, so outside Time Limit Manager disks will not work on your computers. Only you can determine how much time a user is logged on the computer. Don't waste your time monitoring computer use. Install Time Limit Manager today.
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