Use Profile Management to create a profile for each user and customize settings according to the various protection needs of each person. For the profile of a younger child, you may want to set a more stringent set of categories than for the profile of a parent or more mature family member. The same could be said for a workplace where one person has limited need for use of the Internet, and another has a greater need.
Click 
to create and configure a new profile.
Add New Profile
You can add a New Profile by using this screen. The Primary User’s settings are copied in the New Profile.
Enter a Profile Name, using at least 6 characters.
Enter the Password, using at least 6 characters.
Re-enter the password to confirm that the right Password was entered.
If you want to associate a profile with a Windows Profile, select it in the Associate with Windows login(s) dialog box.
Click 
to accept and save the changes or 
to abort the addition of a new profile.
Remove User Profile
You must have more than one User Profile listed in the Profile Management screen to be able to remove or delete a User Profile. You cannot delete the Primary/Administrative User Profile.
Highlight the user that you want to delete and click 
to erase the User Profile.
Edit Profile
By entering your Administrative Password, you can update User Profiles to auto-login for any operating system (OS) user profile. Select the User Profile to Edit or make changes to, and use this window to make any OS assignments for the applicable profile. For instance, if, in Windows XP, you have created profiles for various family members, you could have the children’s Windows User Profile be associated with a certain protection profile.
Click 
to make changes to a profile of an account.
Use this dialog box to Edit or update the name, password, or OS assignment for each profile.
Click to save the data or to abort the selection and return to previously saved settings.
