I know it makes me sound horrible, but I just don't want Tommy hanging out with those latchkey kids from down the road. Being a latchkey kid was tough at times, but it taught me the value of self-reliance at an earlier age than most.
Ease of Access. Ease of Access, formerly Utility Manager, is a component of Windows NT family of operating systems that enables use of assistive technologies. Utility Manager is included with Windows XP and later. Ease of Access is a Control Panel applet included in Windows Vista and later.
In Windows XP, Set Program Access and Defaults is a tool found as an option in Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs item. In Windows Vista and later, it is located under the Default Programs Control Panel item. For registered programs, it performs the following functions: 1  Enables the choice of default programs for each client type (up to Windows 7 only). 2  Enables control of the display of the program's icons, shortcuts, and menu entries. 3  Provides a set of preset default program choices.