It is possible to have PWB opt into the Windows XP SP2 security features added to Internet Explorer such as the pop-up blocker. The following utility will make the required registry changes to enable the security features for PWB.
http://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/fi ... _OptIn.zip
See the following MS Web site for more information on what can be opted into.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... Compat.asp
--Scott
Windows XP SP2 Security
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Re: Windows XP SP2 Security
Does this work with PWB 2.04, or only with 2.06?
Thanks,
Vaidas Sedys
Howell Carnegie District Library
Thanks,
Vaidas Sedys
Howell Carnegie District Library
Scott wrote:It is possible to have PWB opt into the Windows XP SP2 security features added to Internet Explorer such as the pop-up blocker. The following utility will make the required registry changes to enable the security features for PWB.
http://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/fi ... _OptIn.zip
See the following MS Web site for more information on what can be opted into.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... Compat.asp
--Scott
Re: Windows XP SP2 Security
Hi Scott!Scott wrote:It is possible to have PWB opt into the Windows XP SP2 security features added to Internet Explorer such as the pop-up blocker. The following utility will make the required registry changes to enable the security features for PWB.
I was wondering, after opting into XP SP2's pop-up blocking, what happens with the built-in pop-up blocking? For instance, does the behavior of the pop-up blocking toggle button change after you've opted in? Will it just do nothing, or will it affect XP's built-in blocking? Thanks!
-Joel
The PWB pop-up filter and the pop-up button work independently of the Windows XP SP2 pop-up blocker. The Windows XP SP2 pop-up blocker does take precedence over the PWB pop-up filter and pop-up button.
If you opt into the Windows XP SP2 pop-up blocker, the SP2 blocker will examine the pop-up window first then pass it onto PWB if it is allowed in the SP2 blocker, then PWB will decide if it should be shown or not.
--Scott
If you opt into the Windows XP SP2 pop-up blocker, the SP2 blocker will examine the pop-up window first then pass it onto PWB if it is allowed in the SP2 blocker, then PWB will decide if it should be shown or not.
--Scott