WINSelect provides the ability for administrators to turn a computer into a Kiosk-style workstation by locking down browser functions and Windows application settings. Administrators can selectively control third-party programs and Windows operating system features.

• Block access to specific commands such as maximize, minimize, resize, close, move, right mouse button, or restore
• Block access to specific menu items and specific hot-key combinations
• Block access to individual buttons, checkboxes, and edit boxes on dialogs

Windows Operating System Control Options

• Specify where a file can be opened and what file extension it must have
• Specify number of pages and copies submitted for printing
• Disable print queue and Print to File feature
• Disable file and folder operations such as drag and drop, delete, rename, and folder creation on the desktop
• Disable the right-click mouse button system wide
• Remove the Start button
• Disable specified icons on the desktop

Control Options

• Control message box text: specify what the text must begin with, must not begin with, must match exactly, or must not contain
• Specify if the WINSelect icon will be shown in the system tray (stealth mode)
• Specify that only the floppy drive can be used to open or save files
• Exclude specific applications from being monitored by WINSelect , such as system utilities that have no potential for misuse

Password Access Levels

• Super access is required to run the WINSelect Manager (used to set the master passwords, exclude applications, and set WINSelect Boot Control, and view monitored programs)
• Administration access is required to run the WINSelect Administrator (used to configure browser, program, and Windows feature blocking).
• Staff access is required to run the WINSelect On/Off Utility.

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