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Revision as of 19:14, 24 July 2008
In order to accomplish this, IE must be set so that each instance runs as its own process.
Note: This is possible, but not officially supported by Allscripts currently.
This work around is recommended only for those clients who MUST share a workstation between a couple users.
1. Select Start
2. Select Programs
3. Right-Click Internet Explorer
4. Select Copy
5. Right-Click open area on your desktop
6. Select Paste
7. Right-Click IE shortcut that was created
8. Select Properties
9. 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
10. Hit OK
11. Right-Click Shortcut