Black Coffee 1.0

by admin September 17, 2009 at 8:06 pm
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Black Coffee is an application designed to aid system administrators in modifying user and local administrator settings and security. Features to block users such as employees, students and children from: visiting websites, downloading files, installing software, changing settings and files, using Registry Editor, using Command Prompt, and from using Task Manager. This software is excellent for parents, network administrators, medium/small businesses. Black Coffee can only change settings if your on an administrator account, limited users will be unable to change settings, although they can view the settings.

Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/Server/Vista/Windows 7

Download: Black Coffee 1.0

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One Comment

  1. This system administration and desktop security software seems to let administrators control both aspects of a desktop: Windows and the Internet. Excellent find!

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