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I know how to use limewire...I just wanted to know whether you can put a password on the software so my brother can't use it because I have a shared computer.
I would appreciate some repliez! Fanx.
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nah dats even worse n confusing!
The phez software still does not let me put a password on! I want to stick to limewire but want a password put on it so when it runs it should request that password! |
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THis is the Phex forum section. If you wish to ask questions about LimeWire, it's best you find the appropriate section.
AFAIK there is no password capability.
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oh ryt thanks
I didnt realise l0l!
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If you want to be able to set passwords, just check if you can get some software to lock down your computer. There are some child-safety / parent ... tools you can use for that purpose.
Else, just replace Windows with a GNU/Linux and install Phex locally (though I know that this solution doesn't sound as easy. It's often cheaper and more secure, though ). -> Kubuntu - The KDE Desktop , http://www.knoppix.com/
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