How can I setup a computer with Windows 7 to be used as Kiosk computer

Thanks for the links, but they prove to be inadequate for my situation. I am in a public library with PCs for browsing the library's online catalog and nothing else.  

I need:

1 admin user account that I can log into to check up on the PC from time to time that has no restrictions,

AND

1 limited user account that ONLY interacts with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. - NO desktop access, no run, cmd, etc. no way to mess around behind the scenes.

but some hidden way to switch to the admin profile and autologin to the limited user account

I have an internet filter in place so that users can only go to a few sites related to the library's online catalog.

The solutions I have tried lock the entire computer down for all users, which does not help me

• I need controls that are linked to the limited user account ONLY.

I have Windows 7 Professional

Thanks!

We use a simple app called Secure Lockdown by Inteset. It does exactly what you need.

Thank you, Andre

Some of the links are helpful.

After reading them, I still have two questions:

1. Why did you mention Windows 7 Professional?  I fail to find anything about this in the links above. Can you please point me to the right place?
2. I also fail to find any specific recipe to disable in some way Ctrl-Alt-Del. Moreover, I've seen another users asking the same question in the comments to the above articles... Can you please elaborate more on this too?

Thank you in advance

/Boris

You will need at least a minimum Windows 7 Professional to disable some elements of the Windows interface and security controls such as Ctrl-Alt-Del.

Here are some tutorials about how to setup one:

Configuring Your Own *Kiosk* Machine « Team Tutorials *Windows* SteadyState in a *Kiosk* or Internet Café How to *setup Windows* Vista and 7 as a *kiosk* Public *PC* Desktop for *Windows* 7 - *Setup* an Internet *kiosk*