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| − | == '''IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: THIS IS POSSIBLE, BUT IS NOT SUPPORTED BY ALLSCRIPTS.''' == | + | =='''IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: THIS IS POSSIBLE, BUT IS NOT SUPPORTED BY ALLSCRIPTS.'''== |
This work around is sometimes recommended '''only''' for those clients who MUST share a workstation between a couple users. | This work around is sometimes recommended '''only''' for those clients who MUST share a workstation between a couple users. | ||
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In order to accomplish this, IE must be set so that each instance runs as its own process. | In order to accomplish this, IE must be set so that each instance runs as its own process. | ||
| − | At the workstation(s) that needs this ability | + | At the workstation(s) that needs this ability: |
| − | + | #Select Start | |
| − | + | #Select Programs | |
| − | + | #Right-Click Internet Explorer | |
| − | + | #Select Copy | |
| − | + | #Right-Click open area on your desktop | |
| − | + | #Select Paste | |
| − | + | #Right-Click IE shortcut that was created | |
| − | + | #Select Properties | |
| − | + | #Edit the Target field by adding the URL of the product you want to launch to the end of the current parameter. | |
| − | + | :Example: Add your URL to the end of the current target | |
| − | + | :<nowiki>"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" http://<Server Name>/ahsweb</nowiki> | |
| − | + | #Hit OK | |
| − | + | #Right-Click Shortcut | |
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| − | to the end of the current parameter. | ||
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| − | + | ==Links== | |
| + | Back to [[Application Troubleshooting]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:16, 30 April 2018
IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: THIS IS POSSIBLE, BUT IS NOT SUPPORTED BY ALLSCRIPTS.
This work around is sometimes recommended only for those clients who MUST share a workstation between a couple users.
In order to accomplish this, IE must be set so that each instance runs as its own process.
At the workstation(s) that needs this ability:
- Select Start
- Select Programs
- Right-Click Internet Explorer
- Select Copy
- Right-Click open area on your desktop
- Select Paste
- Right-Click IE shortcut that was created
- Select Properties
- Edit the Target field by adding the URL of the product you want to launch to the end of the current parameter.
- Example: Add your URL to the end of the current target
- "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" http://<Server Name>/ahsweb
- Hit OK
- Right-Click Shortcut
Links
Back to Application Troubleshooting