Expert Zone Support WebCast: How to use Windows Vista to help protect your family (920951)

Session Summary
Friday, July 21, 2006

This WebCast discusses how to use new technology in Microsoft Windows Vista to help protect your children, family, and computer from common threats on the Internet and from applications such as violent video games or inappropriate Web sites.

This is a Level 200 session presented by Justin Harrison.

Justin Harrison is Director of Asteract Studios Limited and a regular columnist for the Expert Zone. He has worked for GE Energy and occasionally works with the Casual Games team at Microsoft.

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