[WEB4LIB] Adobe Acrobat Reader on Public PCs

Tai Kenison tkenison at wcpl.lib.oh.us
Fri May 31 12:52:50 EDT 2002


See if they can access PDF's on diskettes within IE by entering "A:\filename.pdf" from the browser's address line (without the " " of course)

>>> "Donna Schumann" <schumann at timberland.lib.wa.us> 05/31/02 12:28PM >>>
Currently, we let patrons use Adobe Acrobat Reader on public PCs running 
from within Internet Explorer. In the past year, we have been getting 
requests from patrons to run it as a stand-alone application so that 
they can easily open PDF files from diskettes.

Do any of you let patrons use Acrobat Reader as an application? How do 
you lock it down?

FYI, we currently use WinSelect to lock down IE and NTFS file 
permissions and policies to lock down Office.

Thanks! Donna


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Donna Schumann, Computer Application Specialist
Timberland Regional Library, 415 Airdustrial Way SW, Olympia, WA 98501
Voice: 360-704-4542  FAX: 360-586-6838  Email:
schumann at timberland.lib.wa.us 






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