Did we overlook an important feature or were we just diligently protecting your inkjet cartridges from a frontal assault? Well, we’ll never say… But, thanks to popular request, our latest release of Peanut Butter PC (v2.2.1) now features printing from the Peanut Butter Browser. The privilege is set at the child level, so you can decide who should and who should not have access to your printer.

By default, the printing functionality is turned off, so if you don’t want the feature when upgrading (get the patch here) do nothing. But, if you would like one or more children to have access to the printer, simply open the Settings Window, select the Kids tab, highlight a child and click [Kid Options…].

Because Peanut Butter Browser takes many of its queues from your Internet Explorer settings, you can go there to change the browser’s behavior (e.g. whether or not to print background colors and images).

Here at Peanut Butter Software, we are always buying the latest children’s software for compatibility testing with our products. In our travels we’ve found quality software in the most unlikely places. Namely, “off-price” retails like T.J. Maxx and Marshalls. Most people think of these stores as resellers of clothing and house goods that department stores couldn’t sell. But, they also have a great selection of children’s toys, books and, of course, software.

We are introducing this blog as a reference for all parents, teachers, grandparents, child-care workers and any other advocate for young children. 
Our goal is to bring you the latest news in technology, educational programs, games and fun activities to help your toddlers.
Stay tuned as our first blog should be published next week.

Best regards,

J.R. Benning

President/Founder
Peanut Butter Software