Dialup	(56k)	-	09 m 14 s
ISDN	(128k)	-	04 m 03 s
DSL	(512k)	-	01 m 01 s
Cable	(1024k)	-	31 s
T1	(1484k)	-	21 s

The main benefit of APC is its Time Management system. Parents can specify how long and when their child is allowed use the computer OR the Internet itself. Each user can be assigned different times that they are allowed to use either one. Time limits can also be set for each user. So if a user exceeds their limit they will not be able to acces. Includes a 2 minute logoff warning.

The APC system also includes activity and content filtering features. These features allow you to completely block users from using applications you choose. You can also block web sites based on the site's name or keywords you specify.

While all other features are compatible with Vista, APC also can perform certain XP tweaks. Restrict users from accessing certain parts of Windows or your computer. For example you can disable the Control Panel, Task Manager and/or the Start Menu or specific drives (such as D:). You can perform these for some or all users.

For additional protection you can choose to monitor activity for some or all users. A variety of recordings can be captured to have real proof - just in case you need it. You can capture actual pictures of the screen as often as every second. You can also record every single keystroke typed, including any type of password.

While some other programs can be easily disabled, APC has total security in mind. APC's log files can be stored in any location you choose. The exe process can be named anything you wish. There are also no tray or task bar icons. Only you can access the interface by typing your secret password. Version 2.0 allows restriction settings to be easily copied to other Windows users.

APC was designed with ease-of-use in mind. It doesn't matter if you know a little or a lot about computers. APC is very easy to use and comes with full instructions and support.