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ZAC Browser
ZAC Browser 1.1.7 running on Windows XP
Developer(s)	People CD Inc.

Stable release	Gold / June 10, 2009 (2009-06-10)

Operating system	Microsoft Windows
Type	Web Browser
License	Proprietary EULA

ZAC Browser (which stands for Zone for Autistic Children) was a special web browser. It was made just for kids and teenagers who have autism spectrum disorders. These are conditions that can make it harder for people to communicate or interact with others.

Regular web browsers can sometimes feel too busy or confusing for some children with autism. They might have many buttons or show too much information at once. ZAC Browser was designed to be much simpler. It had fewer buttons and limited access to the wider internet. This helped make the online experience easier and less overwhelming.

ZAC Browser was available for free. You could download it for computers running Windows operating systems like 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, and 7.

What You Needed to Use ZAC Browser

To run ZAC Browser, your computer needed to meet some basic requirements. These are like the minimum specs a game or app needs to work properly.

What It Is	Minimum Requirement
Operating System	Your computer's main software, like Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, or 7.
Processor	The "brain" of your computer. It needed to be at least 200 MHz (megahertz) or faster.
RAM	This is your computer's short-term memory. You needed at least 256 MB (megabytes).
Free Hard Drive Space	The space on your computer's storage. You needed at least 10 MB free to install the browser.

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