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bluedoggiant

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I've got a quick question, can i use .mac, to synchronize my parental control settings with another mac? like whenever i add an exception to the parental control list, it will update on the other mac as well?

i have exceptions on the web content filtering list, if i get another mac, i need that to be synced. and that is the only thing i have enabled in parental controls. does anyone have an idea? does .mac even sync the system settings?😕😕😕
 
does anybody know of a phone number i can call to ask about this?? no one is answering this so I'm guessing nobody knows. Can .mac even sync the preferences that require an admin to edit?
 
does anybody know of a phone number i can call to ask about this?? no one is answering this so I'm guessing nobody knows. Can .mac even sync the preferences that require an admin to edit?

In Leopard, one of the options for a .Mac is to sync Preferences, I wonder if that includes parental controls or not.
 
Check out Apple support:

Which specific System Preferences sync?
These Mac OS X 10.5 System Preferences will sync some or all of their settings, as noted below:

Appearance: Appearance, Highlight Color, Scroll Arrows, and Turn off Text Smoothing settings
Desktop & Screen Saver: Desktop picture settings
Dock
Expose and Spaces
International: Language order, regions, calendar, currency, and measurement units
Security: Disable auto login, Secure Virtual Memory settings only
Spotlight: Category order and Category On/Off settings
CD & DVD
Keyboard & Mouse: Zoom while holding, Full Keyboard Access settings only
Print & Fax
Sound: Alert Sounds, User interface, feedback, and Front Row settings
Date & Time: Settings in the Clock tab
Speech
Universal Access: All items in Seeing, Hearing, and Keyboard tabs, and mouse keys settings
Settings that do not sync include Energy Saver, Accounts preferences, and settings that may change frequently.
 
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