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Open the New (or Edit) Time Profile window to define a schedule for Website Filtering. Each Time Profile you add will be displayed for selection when you create a Website Filtering rule.
To define the Time Profile:
Name: Enter a profile name up to 50 characters.
Description: The Time Profile description appears next to the profile selection when you are defining the filtering rule. Describe the schedule and, if you like, include instructions for using it. The description may be up to 255 characters.
When to Filter: In the calendar grid, click on date/time squares to color them. Colored areas define the filtering times. Hold down the mouse button and drag to color an area. Click a time column heading to color that time for all days, or click a day row heading to color all times in that day. Drag over colored areas again to clear them. If you drag over a colored AND a blank area, all blocks will be colored.
In this illustration, a filtering rule using this time profile would apply to Sun-Wed, from 1:45 to 5 AM and from 12 to 1 PM and NOT at other times. As you color in filtering time in the grid, the days and times you select are listed below the grid. The list is for your information only; to make changes, click and drag on the calendar grid.
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Keyboard Controls are available. You can tab from Name to Description to the schedule in When to Filter. Use Alt+L to place focus immediately in the When to Filter schedule. Then use the arrow keys to position the cursor. Hold down Shift and use the arrow keys to color (or remove color from) the schedule grid. |
To save the profile:
Click Save on the toolbar at the top of the window, or click Save and Close to save the changes to the profile, close the window, and return to the Time Profiles Management main window.
To create another profile:
Click New on the toolbar at the top of the window. If you have not saved your current Time Profile, you are prompted to do so. The Time Profile form clears and you can enter a name, description, and filtering times for the new profile.
