Robert Schwartz wrote:
I'm playing with some GPO's to deploy a few Kiosky type boxes for use by
the general public to view some internal web sites while in our waiting
rooms. I started with the common desktop scenarios Kiosk-mode, actually
made it secure by locking down access to the box, software installation,
etc etc etc (why would you let me open up a nonkiosk IE window by right
clicking and install anything I want to the C drive on the default kiosk
policy?)
I need a "back", "forward", "home", and "Print" button. I can't seem to
make Kiosk-mode IE do this.
Anyone have a solution? Do I have to give up on Kiosk mode and turn to
IEAK for a custom hacked IE that autolaunches? I really like the full
screen Kiosk mode of IE but you need a "home" and a "print" button.....
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I ran in to something similar a while back and I gave up and got the
IEAK and did what I needed. You could check to see if there are default
keys mapped to those functions. Wouldn't be ideal, but you might be
able to put stickers over certain keys on the keyboard, like F5 for
refresh and other keys. Not sure if back, home, forward are mapped to
anything by default. Backspace does backs but only if the focus is on
the window, and not an input box or other element which would steal the
keypress... Sorry I don't have better info for you.
Good luck!
-Paul
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