Oct 1994 to Dec 1994 Helpers Bx. Sci students who used the PCs HSjr ran on. Jr. for Windows was a Windows Program Manager replacement that limits what students can do on the computer, to prevent them from messing it up. Jr. was developed from HyperChemistry.
Security features it provides include extended passwords for each program item and group.
It can be configured so that even if a person figures out the password, they will still need the user-configured boot disk to continue. It even provides 32-bit checksum on certain files at time intervals to determine whether certain files were changed without authorization, and it would attempt to restore the file to its previous state by copying from a mirror copy. It also offers a boot disk control feature. This feature allows the administrator to do certain things on the computer without needing a password. The way it works is when the administrator chooses the Boot Disk Icon, HSjr will scan the disk drive for a specific file.