Promo: Worried about what your kids see on the Internet? Find out about software that turns this <pornography>...into...this <a blocked site>.

While the vast majority of the Internet provides great educational resources for kids and adults alike, there are still many sites that inappropriate for children.

With Internet filtering programs like Cyber Patrol, parents and grandparents can decide what types of information they will allow their children to see.

To prevent kids from reaching pornographic Web sites like Hustler, Penthouse or Playboy, parents can enter Cyber Patrol and check off specific category restrictions.

With these restrictions you can filter out profanity, nudity, or information on cults, drugs or violence.

And different levels of restrictions can be customized for each member of your family.

So the next time your child types in this...<Playboy Magazne Internet address>  he gets a message showing that the site has been blocked.

Another nice Cyber Patrol feature let you choose the times of the day when the Internet can be used including how many hours per day or week.

Cyber Patrol can even block access to other programs on your computer. Don't want your young children playing violent games like "Doom" or "Virtual Fighter?" Just block them out.

With the ChatGard feature you can prevent private information from becoming public. If you want to keep confidential your address, social security number or Visa card number, simply enter it in.

Now, whether they are on a Web site, sending e-mail or just typing in a word processor that information will automatically be blocked.

With programs like Cyber Patrol available directly off the Web, at computer stores or through local Internet service provider, you can stop worrying about what kids see and start seeing what kids can learn.(www.cyberpatrol.com)

From age 6 to 96 and beyond, there is something on the Internet for everyone. I'm Jack Nelson, The Internet Tutor.