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You will need to add strings to the URL.txt file that match the URLs that are being denied. There is a balance that needs to be met that will give enough access allow what you want but deny what you don't. PWB uses "in string" logic to determine access. Here is a simple truth table to show...

What version of Windows are you using?

--Scott

I posted the Release Candidate of PWB v2.03 revision 1 to the web site today (01-16-03). This includes a printing message dialog.

Please let me know if this fits your needs.

--Scott

This would be a simple add. We should be able to include it in the release version of PWB v2.03 revision 1.

Thank you for your suggestion.

--Scott

You can simple unpack the manual install and PWB is installed. Really the only thing the installer does is copy the files to the Program Files folder and create the Start Menu icons.

In fact once you get PWB configured you can copy the PWB folder from computer to computer to install it.

--Scott

Windows NT 4.0

Open Windows Explorer. On the View menu click Options. On the File Types tab click the Edit button for the following keys.

HTML Document
Internet Shortcut

Edit the Open action and remove the Use DDE check.

--Scott

Open Windows Explorer. On the Tools menu click on Folder Options. On the File Types tab scroll down to the following key. NA (None) - Internet Shortcut Click the advanced button. Click Edit for the open Action. Uncheck Use DDE. This should fix the problem. This can happen when using a third party ut...

As of 10-14-03, PWB v2.03 revision 1 contains better file checking and pathing. PWB adds the PWB path to the file if a path is not specified, and checks for the existence of the file and give a warning if it is not found.

--Scott

PWB v1 check the access in the following order.

IP
No Access
Only Access

--Scott

We are working on a graphical INI configuration utility that will offer hints and tips and hopfully aliviate this problem in the future. In the mean time I have added this information to the PWB v2 RTF file. Our main focus currently is gettnig PWB v2.03 revision 1 released, so it will be a little bi...

I bet there is a way to turn "Always Save Never Open" on. I will do some searching and see what I can find.

--Scott

It may not be that easy. In a Windows application, every button is a "shortcut" to a menu item. By disabling the menu item you also disable the button. I will attempt to get the menu items independent from the buttons but it may not be possible in a Windows environment the way PWB is writt...

I will be deffientely looking into it. Thank you for pointing it out.

--Scott

Public Web Browser was originally designed to secure an OPAC through a Windows Terminal server via WYSE Winterms. Originally released as a freeware product, PWB has grown into a powerful and innovative tool for securing a wide range of public access computers and terminals. PWB has been developed th...

Don't stop with PWB. Because Public Web Browser was build using Microsoft Visual Studio and incorporates the Internet Explorer HTML rendering engine, PWB can take advantage of the Windows registry and policy settings that control how Internet Explorer functions. Thus the registry editor and policy e...