Re: [IUG] Dedicated Catalog PCs

["Mike Washburn" <washburnm at mrrl dot org>]

Dan,

We were using Public Web Browser too, but we decided not to renew it this
year, so I spent a few weeks playing around with Windows Steady State, Group
Policy's and an Autoit script I wrote and after a few problems, the OPACs
have been running solid for the past month.
If you, or anyone else, would like my notes on how I configured Steady State
and the script I wrote, let me know and I'd be glad to share.

Mike
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washburnm at mrrl dot org
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Taysom, Dan <taysomd at uchastings dot edu> wrote:

> We have been having no end of problems with getting our Windows PCs to
> work reliably as dedicated WebOPAC terminals.  If you have a reasonably
> stable WebOPAC terminal setup I would greatly appreciate hearing from
> you what OS you are running and how you have it configured.  Remember
> I'm talking about a dedicated setup, i.e. it won't allow a user to run
> other software or access other sites than the WebOPAC.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan Taysom
> Computer Services &
> Special Collections Librarian
>
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