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Ummm, sorry but I'm not too savvy when it comes to MS Word :oops: How can someone type in a URL within Word? As far as the IE attachments or even the saved html files for that matter, Manage IE in conjunction with the RestrictedSave should take care of that no? I have yet to implement ManageIE cause...

NoDrives should work Chartway. I don't use the 'NoViewDrive' so I couldn't tell you. But with the NoDrives I set the value to 12 Hexidecimal and it seems to work fine. When a patron tries to open a document from word let's say, the hard drive doesn't show in the dropdown window. You may also want to...

I'm a little confused. If you are using PWB, clicking on a link or typing in a url won't open an IE window. Manage IE will keep users from opening saved HTML documents from a floppy; hence opening IE. You might try using the SetPWB utility to set PWB as the default browser also. The Resctricted Save...

gene, I would just use IE's proxy, it makes it a lot easier (no reflection on PWB BTW). Set the proxy in the .INI file to false or the defaults, and just set up IE's proxy. Make sure when you add any addresses into the exceptions box that you separate them with a semi-colon. I believe I have the ''U...

Go to internet options -->Click on the Connections Tab--->LAN Settings-->check off Use a Proxy Setting under Proxy Server, then click the Advanced button. Here you type in a nane (like Catalog) in the HTTP field, and at the bottom is where you put your URL's to allow in the exceptions box. Hope this...

I've been hearing about these attachment problems with yahoo and I have yet to experience one of them. I don't know what windows version you're using but with xp pro I haven't seen that problem at all. I've actually hand held a few people on how to actually send an email with an attachment and I've ...

alternatively, If you don't want OE to open at all, go to windows explorer, and go to Tools --> folder options. Click the Files of Type tab and under Registered File Types scroll down until you see: URL:MailToProtocol. Highlight it, hit the Advanced tab. Within the Actions box you should see the wor...