Getting Started, Setting up a Password:

1. Before clicking on the "Lock" icon button you should first click on the "Settings" menu, next on "Network Options", then save a "Password" and a password "Hint" that will have significance to only you. (skip)

2. In order to keep unauthorized persons from viewing Employee Monitoring logs and reports, click on the "Lock" button so that the Employee Monitoring software will minimize to the task tray, at the bottom right of the screen- near to the time.

3. To reopen and unlock Employee Monitoring, right-click on the Employee Monitoring Paw icon in the taskbar and click on "UnLock". It will then display your Password Hint and you will be prompted to enter your Password in order to unlock Employee Monitoring.

4. It be unnecessary or undesirable to monitor certain individuals, such as yourself or your employer. You can enter the IP addresses of the computers you do not wish to be monitored into the "Exclude these IPs" box so that Employee Monitoring won't see any of their Internet activity. Don't forget to "Save" your changes. (See how to below)

NOTE: The list of IP addresses below (example, 192.168.1.50) identify many different computers and servers on this network. Only a few of these computers have descriptive names listed before their IP address. You can name the computers on your network whatever you would like (like the users' names, nicknames, office numbers, positions, phone extensions, or something random) by entering it as the "Computer Name" physically on each computer you name. Otherwise just the computer's IP address will be listed as its identifier.

HINT: If you don't know what person is at what IP address and you don't want to enter a recognizable "Computer Name" on their computer, try looking at their email to see their email username, to whom they email or instant message, what they sign their name as at the bottom of their email, or what web sites they visit. You will discover quickly who is who.)