Launch Pad (Macintosh - 1994) by Berkeley Systems | Full Walkthrough

Launch Pad was a piece of software released for Macintosh and Windows in 1994. It functioned as an alternative desktop geared toward younger children, ages 3-10. It allowed parents to essentially lock down their computer via a password, giving children a fun and accessible desktop with limited access to documents and applications. Parents were able to restrict which applications or documents could be access by children, so that their children could use the computer without fear of deleting critical documents or generally making a mess of things.
I grew up using this as a young child on my parents' Windows computer, and recently went hunting for information about it, which seems to be scarce on the internet. I couldn't find a full walkthrough of the application, so I figured I would archive it here on UA-cam. I was able to get this running on a modern Macbook Pro using macintosh.js.
Do you have any memory or experience with this game? Let me know in the comments below, or if I missed any animations or features of the program!
Macintosh.js can be downloaded here - github.com/felixrieseberg/mac...
Launch Pad for Macintosh can be download here - www.macintoshrepository.org/1...

[@adamswan3991]

As everyone else who remembers this as a kid and was driven half mad trying to find a reference to it... thank you

[@archdukegordy2189]

Thank you so much for uploading this. I played this as a little kid and I remember looking for any sign of its existence years ago. Couldn't even find any images. This is a treasure trove of childhood memories.

[@SavannahLSullivan]

Oh my word... core memories unlocked! I STILL remember all of these sound effects.

[@sarahkoenigo7]

I had forgotten and remembered this off and on for years. I had truly thought it was just lost to the vestiges of time. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

[@AI_Sith_Lord]

Ah... the first time I ever hacked a computer to break out of this program when I was little. The memories!

[@DjPyro2010]

I forgot all about how the kids laugh if the calc errors

[@protechnh]

is there a master PW for all by chance?

[@enriquecurajr3853]

I didn't like this game it's kind a like boring