BasicMouse BasicBoard BasicBrowser 5.4

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BasicMouse allows parents and teachers to restrict several functions of the computer mouse and keyboard. The right mouse button can be switched off completely, all buttons can be set to send left-clicks, mouse clicks can be restricted to a particular area of the screen. BasicBrowser let's kids and students surf safer. A really useful program for students and kids who are still learning to use the computer.

Version 5.4 has configuration Wizard and Super Kiosk Mode.

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