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Where have my kids been surfing

By | 9 Apr 2006 | Article
Parent readable internet explorer history

Introduction

The attached code was originally developed for determining Internet Explorer usage in a more ominous application. In this application, the code may be used by parents wanting to examine their children's browsing habits. A small group of individuals have the time or ability to watch their children while they are on the internet. Beyond that, there is the element of deception which is not necessarily on the part of the children and frequently hides in search engines while the children are hunting for games and amusements.

Using the code

Create a Visual Studio 6 or DOTNET cpp project for a console app with MFC capabilities. Replace the cpp file with the attached wherehavemykidsbeensurfing.cpp . Build as release and run. The program will determine the internet history in the context of the present user and computer and present it in an html fashion with the date and time, page title and url presented. The data is also sorted with the most recent web pages shown at the top of the list.

History

Initial release april 9,2006

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

About the Author

Bob Lewis

Web Developer

United States United States

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