INS as needed. Add the IFW installation directory to the system path of the remote system. The exact steps for this vary slightly depending on your version of Windows and method used: To use the Control Panel: Open the Control Panel and run the System applet.
Click the Environment Variables button. Type "environment" into the box. Run the Edit the system environment variables item. The System Properties dialog will open with the Advanced tab active.
Under System Variables , locate the environment variable named Path and double-click it or click it once and then click the Edit Depending on the version of Windows, the value for the Path variable will either be in an edit box containing all path directories separated by semicolons or listed in a table format with each directory on its own row.
Reboot the remote system to put this change into effect. You can tell if the PHYLock driver has been updated when installing the IFW package by whether or not you are prompted to reboot at the completion of the installation. If you are not prompted to reboot, PHYLock has not been updated.
Save the text file as IFW. If you have not already done so, download the latest version of IFW and install it on the local system. Once you have done so as described in a step to follow, you may uninstall IFW, if you wish. INI file as shown in Step 2. EXE without parameters. Here are some example command lines: Example 1 psexec. Again no problem here. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading One Response.
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Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Use this forum to discuss miscellaneous issues that cannot be covered in any other Windows 7 forum. Sign in to vote. Hello, I have an application running on a server that allows a user from his PC to select a directory on a server and launch on his PC an explorer pointing directly to the selected directory.
Any idea please? Thank you. Friday, July 25, AM. A much faster and much more robust method would go like this: The user clicks an icon. A script behind the icon retrieves the URL from your server. The script opens the appropriate page on your intranet. Topic closed, thank you for your help JP. Tuesday, July 29, AM. My Step 3 would include everything that the user can do with your current method.
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