Re: Whats this thing called?
by "Comharsa" <comharsa(at)clara.net>
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From: "Eric J Hoffman" <ehoffman(at)smalldogdesign.com>
> Try "kiosk" mode.
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> It operates at full screen...no address bar, menu bars, just the toolbar.
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> When in IE, hit f11 to see what it looks like. Hit f11 again to recover.
> There is a line command switch to make a browser do that..or you can set
> preferences for it to always operate that way.
Kiosk mode and Fullscreen are two different things. Kiosk mode doesn't even
have a toolbar. You can make Fullscreen appear the same by setting auto-hide
on the toolbar but it comes back when you mouseover in the right area.
To see what Kiosk mode looks like go to Start>Run, browse to a web page on
your HD and then in the command line type "iexplore -k" (without the quotes)
before it. Be aware that if you do not have your taskbar set to auto-hide
you will also lose this, and the only way to close this window is by
Ctrl-Alt-Del.
These instructions apply to IE5 and Win98 (other configurations not tried).
Brian
comharsa(at)clara.net
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