Honeywell Enterprise Browser User Manual

Enterprise Browser

for Honeywell Mobile Devices powered by Windows™

User Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Customer Support and Warranty	viii
TechnicalAssistance	viii
Product Service and Repair	viii
Limited Warranty	viii
Chapter 1 - Enterprise Browser User Manual	1
Supported Computers	1
Requirements and Limitations	2
About Locked-Down Functionality	2
Benefits of Locked-Down Applications	3
Limitations of Locked-Down Applications	3
Enterprise Browser Locked-Down Functionality	3
About Licensing	3
Chapter 2 - How to Install Enterprise Browser	5
InstallEnterprise Browser on Intermec-Branded Computers	5
Run the .msi File to Access the .cab File	6
InstallEnterprise Browser with SmartSystems (StagingHub)	6
InstallEnterprise Browser on Honeywell-Branded Computers	6
Chapter 3 - Start Enterprise Browser	7
About the Top Status Bar	8
Top Status Bar Icons and Descriptions	8
About the Bottom Toolbar	8
Toolbar Buttons	9
View the About Screen	10
Exit Enterprise Browser	11
How to Scan Barcodes from Enterprise Browser	11
How to Read RFID Tags from Enterprise Browser	12
Installthe RFID Web API	12
Connect to an IP30 Reader	13

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Chapter 4 - How to Configure Enterprise Browser	15
Use Enterprise Settings to Configure Enterprise Browser	15
Use EZConfig Utilities to Configure Enterprise Browser	15
Use an XML File and SmartSystems (StagingHub) to Configure Enterprise
Browser	16
About Enterprise Browser Settings	20
Browser Engine	20
General	21
Homepage	22
F1 Help Page	22
Enable Startup Network Tests	23
Enable License on About Screen	23
Block Cannot Connect Pop-up	23
Enable Meta Tags	24
Enable Fast Scroll	24
Enable LocalStorage	25
LocalStorage Database Directory Path	25
LocalStorage Database Quota (bytes)	26
User Agent String (Desktop View)	26
Bookmark/History Directory Path	27
Download Directory Path	27
Resource Directory Path	28
Error Page Path	28
Geolocation Data File	29
Minimum Drag Distance	29
Intercept AllKeys	30
Enable Backspace Key Navigation	30
Camera Application Path	31
Camera Application Log	31
Camera Application Output	31
Menu Options	32
Enable ITE Command	32
Enable Exit Button	32
Security	33
ActiveX Security	33
Password	34
Enable Browser Plugins	34
Enable JavaScript	35
Enable Proxy	35
Proxy Address	36
Proxy Port	36
Proxy Username	37

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Proxy Password	37
SSL Certificate Path	38
Always Approve Geolocation Sharing	38
Enable Client Certificate	39
Client Certificate Path	39
Client Certificate Password	40
Client Certificate Private Key Path	40
Client Certificate Private Key Password	41
Verify SSL Certificates	41
Use TLS Version 1.0	42
Privacy	43
Enable Cookies	43
Cookies Directory Path	43
Max Cookie File Size (bytes)	44
Max Entries in History	44
Appearance	45
Top Status Bar	45
Enable Top Status Bar	45
Display Time	46
Display Battery Status Icon	46
Display Wi-Fi Status Icon	47
Display WWAN Status Icon	47
Display Ethernet Status Icon	48
Icon Update Interval(sec)	48
Bottom Toolbar	49
Enable Bottom Toolbar	49
Button Size	50
Enable SIP (Soft Input Panel) Button	50
SIP Type	51
Other SIP Class ID	51
Enable Home Button	52
Enable Page Refresh Button	52
Enable Full-Screen Toggle Button	53
Enable No SIP	53
Web Page	54
Text Size	55
WEH IE6 Viewport Width	55
WEH IE6 Viewport Height	56
Web Site View	56
Enable Double Buffering	57
Pre-Rendered Web Page Size (Multiplier)	57
Font Size Scale (%)	58
Display Color Depth (bits)	58

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Max Image Size (pixels)	59
Scrollbar Width (pixels)	59
Default Viewport Width	60
Default Viewport Height	60
Default Viewport Ratio	61
Default Zoom Ratio	61
Enable Smart Zoom	62
Display DPI	62
Menu and Toolbar Actions	63
Enable F1 Help Key	64
Toggle Key	64
About Key	65
Exit Key	65
Home Key	66
Refresh Key	66
Trusted Application Key	67
Trusted Application Path	67
Function Keys	68
Chapter 5 - How to Design Web Pages for Enterprise Browser	71
Web Page Design Tips	71
Make Users Follow a Specific Path	71
Design Pages to Fit on One Screen	71
Load Quickly with Low Throughput	72
Avoid Frames and Bookmarks	72
Support Both Keyboard and Stylus Input	72
Reserved HREF Values	72
Browser Engine Modes	74
Enterprise Browser Meta Tags	75
IB_Command	76
IB_GetBluetoothScannerInfo	77
IB_GetDeviceType	78
IB_GetUnitInformation	79
IB_OnKey	80
IB_ParseDelimiter	82
IB_Reboot	83
IB_Scanner	84
IB_ScannerAutoTrigger	85
IB_ScannerNavigate	86
IB_SetDate	88
IB_SetTime	88
IB_SIPUp	89

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IB_TextSize	90
IB_UpdateSettings	90
Symbology ControlTags	91
Symbology Configuration Tags	92
Enterprise Browser Custom Edit Control	96
ITCAXEdit Properties	98
ALIGNMENT	98
BORDER	100
ENABLESCANNER	101
ENABLESIP	102
FONTBOLD	104
FONTFIXEDPITCH	105
FONTITALIC	106
FONTNAME	108
FONTSIZE	109
FONTUNDERLINE	110
MAXLENGTH	112
PASSWORD	113
SETFOCUS	114
VALUE	115
WANTRETURN	116
ITCAXEdit Events	117
OnChange	118
OnClick	118
OnFocus	119
OnKeyDown	120
OnKeyPress	121
OnKeyUp	122
OnLostFocus	122
HTML5 Key Mapping	123
Chapter 6 - Troubleshoot Enterprise Browser	127
Problems and Possible Solutions	128
Connectivity Messages	131
License Errors	132

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Customer Support and Warranty

Technical Assistance

To search our knowledge base for a solution or to log in to the Technical Support portal and report a problem, go to www.hsmcontactsupport.com.

For our latest contact information, see www.honeywellaidc.com/locations.

Product Service and Repair

Honeywell International Inc. provides service for all of its products through service centers throughout the world. To obtain warranty or non-warranty service, return your product to Honeywell (postage paid) with a copy of the dated purchase record. To learn more, go to www.honeywellaidc.com and select Service & Repair at the bottom of the page.

Limited Warranty

For warranty information, go to www.honeywellaidc.com and click Resources > Product Warranty.

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CHAPTER	ENTERPRISE BROWSER USER
1	MANUAL

Enterprise Browser is a locked-down enterprise Web client application designed for Honeywell computers and compatible with either Microsoft® Internet Explorer® or HTML5 web browser engines. You can configure Enterprise Browser for your specific application requirements and use the included sample files to design your own web pages.

Before you install Enterprise Browser, make sure you understand the requirements and limitations and locked-down functionality.

This version of the user manual includes support for the RT10W Tablet.

Supported Computers

Enterprise Browser is supported on many different Intermec-branded and Honeywellbranded computers. Some operating systems support only the Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) or Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE) version of Enterprise Browser. For more information, see "Browser Engine Modes" on page 74

• Microsoft Windows CE 6.0 (IE6 and HTML5):

• CV41

• Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 (PIE and IE6):

• CN50

• Microsoft Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 (PIE, IE6, and HTML5):

•CK3R

•CK3X

•CK70

•CK71

•CN50

•CN51

•CN70

•CN70e

•D70e

•Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows Embedded Standard 7 (Internet Explorer 8 only):

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•CV61

•Thor™ VM3

• Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7:

•Thor™ CV31

•Thor™ VM3

• Microsoft Windows 10:

•RT10W Tablet

•Thor™ VM3

For more information about each computer, see the computer user manual available from the Honeywell Scanning & Mobility website at www.honeywellaidc.com.

Requirements and Limitations

Enterprise Browser:

•Requires about 11 MB of space for the Enterprise Browser .cab file.

•May be configured with Enterprise Settings, EZConfig Utilities, or an XML file.

•Permits only limited, locked-down functionality, but does not lock down other applications.

•Does not support screen rotation and disables buttons that rotate the screen.

•D70e models only: Although screen rotation is not supported while Enterprise Browser is running, You can configure your D70e computer display for landscape mode before you start Enterprise Browser.

•Does not save the registry to storage media.

•May exit locked-down mode if the Connection Manager does not connect the computer to the network properly.

•Has some of the same capabilities as Internet Explorer and the HTML5 Browser, but you may experience different behavior in certain situations. Report any functionality discrepancies to Intermec by Honeywell.

•For RT10W Tablet: Enterprise Browser supports resolutions (1920x1200 with 150% Scale and layout, 1024x768 with 100% Scale and layout) in both Landscape and Portrait mode. It also supports screen rotation for these resolutions.

About Locked-Down Functionality

A locked-down application deliberately limits functionality. For example, users cannot exit the program, type URLs, or use the Back button. In Enterprise Browser, users cannot access the normal Navigation bar, Command bar, and Start Menu. The web page navigation defines what users can do. Users can still use the on-screen keyboard,

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but Enterprise Browser prevents the keyboard from automatically appearing when the focus moves to a text box.

Benefits of Locked-Down Applications

Locked-down applications can prevent users from getting ”lost” in other parts of the system or changing system settings, and help ensure that users stay as focused and productive as possible. An administrator can modify system settings or exit the Enterprise Browser application as necessary using a password.

Limitations of Locked-Down Applications

No application can be completely locked down on a Windows CE-based computer. Windows CE platforms are multi-tasking environments where any number of applications can be active simultaneously. In addition, Windows CE provides numerous services and utilities that launch and remain active after a warm or cold boot. These services and utilities may open pop-up menus or windows on top of an active application, including Enterprise Browser. For example, Microsoft’s Connection Manager Application may display Network Status messages. Locked-down applications do not control these pop-up menus or windows.

Enterprise Browser Locked-Down Functionality

Enterprise Browser has different compatibility modes depending on the operating system and the computer model.

Enterprise Browser also suppresses keys that may interfere with the locked-down feature. All suppressed keys and key combinations remain suppressed until the computer is warm or cold booted. Enterprise Browser suppresses these keys:

•All application keys and keys mapped as application keys

•The ”send” and ”end” keys that launch the phone dialer

•The volume up and volume down keys

•All keys that call the Windows Device Lock

•Key combinations that start Windsows Task Manager (Alt + Tab and Alt + Ctrl + Delete)

About Licensing

Enterprise Browser requires a runtime license to unlock its features beyond the 60-day free trial. License information is displayed on the About screen. Without a license, Enterprise Browser runs in demonstration mode:

•For the first 30 days, a demonstration warning popup message appears when Enterprise Browser runs.

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•From the 31st to 60th day, a demonstration warning popup message appears once a day.

•After the 60th day, a license error popup message appears periodically throughout the day.

The runtime license is installed at the factory for CV41, CK71, RT10W Tablet, and VM3 computers with the optional Client Pack configuration. You can also purchase a standalone license or Client Pack runtime license through normal sales channels.

Use SmartSystems (StagingHub) Console (Intermec-branded computers only) or Intermec License Manager to install the license. Both applications are available at no charge from Intermec by Honeywell. If the licensing application is connected to your mobile computer, Enterprise Browser can automatically check out a license.

To use SmartSystems (StagingHub) Console or Intermec License Manager, SmartSystems (StagingHub) Reference Client v3.30 or later must be installed on the mobile computer. To find the version of the SmartSystems (StagingHub) Reference Client on your computer, start Enterprise Settings and go to Device Settings > System Component Versions > SSRef Client.

For more information on licensing, see the PDF document, Activating Licensed Intermec Software.

To install a license on the D70e, copy the license XML file to the \Honeywell\LMConfigDir folder. For help, see the D70e User's Guide.

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HOW TO INSTALL ENTERPRISE BROWSER

To install Enterprise Browser, you need to copy a .cab file to the appropriate location on your mobile computer. Make sure that your mobile computer has at least 11 MB of space. The installation method you use depends on the mobile computer:

•Intermec-branded mobile computers

•Honeywell-branded mobile computers

You can also use Device Management software, such as Remote Mastermind (ReM) or SmartSystems (StagingHub) to install Enterprise Browser on your mobile computer. For help, see the documentation that ships with the software.

Install Enterprise Browser on Intermec-Branded Computers

If you are re-installing Enterprise Browser on a CV41 computer, delete the existing Enterprise Browser .cab file from \System\Intermec and cold boot the computer.

1.On your PC, go to www.honeywellaidc.com

2.Click the Downloads tab.

3.Click the link to download the appropriate version of Enterprise Browser for your mobile computer.

4.On the Downloads Login page, login or create a new account.

5.Follow the instructions to download the Enterprise Browser .cab or .msi file to your PC.

If the Enterprise Browser download is only available as a .msi file, you need to run the

.msi file to access the .cab file or use SmartSystems (StagingHub) to install Enterprise Browser.

6.Copy the .cab file to the \Flash File Store (or \System\Intermec for the CV41) folder on your mobile computer.

7.On your mobile computer, tap Start > File Explorer > Flash File Store or System (CV41).

8.Tap the .cab file. Enterprise Browser is installed on your mobile computer.

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Run the .msi File to Access the .cab File

If the Enterprise Browser download is only available as an .msi file, you need to run the

.msi file to access the .cab file. You can also use SmartSystems (StagingHub) to install Enterprise Browser.

1.Double-click the .msi file.

2.When the Security Warning dialog box appears, click Run.

3.Follow the steps to extract the Enterprise Browser files to your PC. The .cab file is copied to:

C:\Program Files\Intermec\SmartSystem\SS_Lib\Software\IB_XXXX_x.x.x.x where XXXX is the operating system and x.x.x.x is the version number.

Install Enterprise Browser with SmartSystems (StagingHub)

1.On your PC, go to https://hsmftp.honeywell.com and select Software > Software and Tools > Emulators, Browsers, and Tools > Enterprise Browser.

2.Select the Enterprise Browser.msi install file for your computer. You need to log in to download the software.

3.Follow the instructions to download the file to your PC.

4.Browse to the file and click the file to install it.

5.Open SmartSystems (StagingHub).

6.From the SmartSystems (StagingHub) console, click and drag the Enterprise Browser bundle from the Software Vault folder to your computer.

7.When you are prompted to perform the installation, click Yes.

8.After the installation is finished, restart the computer.

Install Enterprise Browser on Honeywell-Branded Computers

Software downloads can be accessed through the Technical Support Downloads Portal.

1.Go to https://hsmftp.honeywell.com.

2.Create an account if you have not already created one. You must login to download the software.

3.Install the Honeywell Download Manager tool on your workstation (e.g., laptop or desktop computer) prior to trying to download any files.

4.Locate the application or upgrade you want to download in the Software directory tree.

5.Select Download. Follow the prompts to download the file.

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CHAPTER

After you install Enterprise Browser and the appropriate license, you are ready to run the application.

You must connect your mobile computer to a wireless network before you can use Enterprise Browser. Honeywell recommends using 802.11 security for network communications. For help, see your computer user manual.

•Tap the Enterprise Browser icon on the Start screen.

Or,

•Tap Start > Enterprise Browser.

Enterprise Browser opens on the computer screen.

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About the Top Status Bar

Use the status bar to see the current time, battery status, and radio signal strength. You can configure the appearance of the top status bar in Enterprise Settings.

Top Status Bar Icons and Descriptions

Name	Status Icon	Description

Time	hh:mm	Current time. You can set the time from Enterprise
		Settings > Device Settings > Date and Time.

Battery		Battery is charging.

		Battery is charged and the computer is on external
		power.

		Battery is fully charged.

		Battery is approximately half charged.

		Battery is less than half charged.

Wi-Fi		Shows the Wi-Fi radio signal strength. The radio
Network		information is updated every 30 seconds by
		default.

WWAN		Shows the WWAN radio signal strength. The radio
		information is updated every 30 seconds by
		default.

Ethernet		Connected to Ethernet network.

		Disconnected from Ethernet network.

About the Bottom Toolbar

Use the toolbar to navigate through Enterprise Browser, enter information, and configure or exit the application. You can configure the appearance of the toolbar in Enterprise Settings.

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Toolbar Buttons

Button

Description

Opens the Main Menu. Tap the Main Menu button to:

•Start Launcher (if installed).

•Start Enterprise TE (if installed).

•View the About screen.

•Exit Enterprise Browser.

Returns to the default home page specified in Enterprise Settings.

Displays the keyboard or Soft Input Panel (SIP). The SIP does not automatically appear when focus moves to an editable field. You need to tap the SIP icon to display the SIP.

For RT10W Tablet, SIP keyboard will be left aligned in Portrait mode and center aligned in Landscape mode.

Reloads the current web page. Refreshing the web page discards any dynamic page changes and restores the web page to its default state.

Hides the toolbar and status bar.

Shows the toolbar and status bar.

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View the About Screen

The About screen displays the version number of Enterprise Browser and license information.

1.Tap and select About.

2.(Optional) To view license information, tap License.

3.To exit the About screen, tap ok.

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Exit Enterprise Browser

To exit Enterprise Browser, you need to enter the administrator password.

1.From the Main Menu, select Exit.

2.Type the Enterprise Browser password. The default password is 123456.

3. Tap OK. Enterprise Browser closes.

How to Scan Barcodes from Enterprise Browser

Enterprise Browser supports integrated scanners and imagers for Intermec-branded computer, as well as Bluetooth scanners and imagers. There are several methods for scanning from Enterprise Browser. The method you use may affect how you design your web pages.

For the D70e, you need to start EZConfig Utilities, go to AutoRun\Programs, enable ScanWedge, and restart the D70e.

Scanning

Description

Method

Press the scan button or pull the trigger to read a bar code. If a valid bar code is successfully decoded, the data

Wedge

returned is wedged into the keyboard buffer. The control with the current focus receives the data. Use the wedge method if the Web page contains bookmarks or frames.

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Scanning	Description
Method	Description
Method

	In Wedge mode:
	• you do not need to add unique Intermec tags (Inter-
	mec-branded computers only) or code to the HTML
	page.
	• you cannot use custom meta tags or the Enterprise
	Browser custom edit control to enable or disable the
	scanner or imager on a page-by-page basis.

	Intermec-branded computers only. When Enterprise
	Browser starts, the scanner or imager is disabled. You
	need to enable the scanner on a page-by-page basis. Use
No Wedge	Enterprise Browser meta tags to automatically pass the
	scanned data to another web page or JavaScript function,
	or to continuously scan bar codes and receive data from
	the scanner or imager.

	Intermec-branded computers running Windows Mobile
	5.0 or later, only. Enterprise Browser installs a custom con-
ITCAXEdit	trol, ITCAXEdit, that is used on web pages instead of
ActiveX Con-	<input> tags. The ITCAXEdit property ENABLESCANNER
trol	enables the scanner or imager on a field-by-field basis.
	When the control loses focus, the scanner or imager is dis-
	abled.

Data Col-	Use a set of JavaScript interfaces to create applications.
lection Web	The API is part of the Data Collection resource kit. (Not sup-
API	ported on the D70e.)

How to Read RFID Tags from Enterprise Browser

Enterprise Browser can read RFID tags with mobile computers. You need to:

•Install the RFID Web API on the mobile computer.

•Connect the mobile computer to an IP30 reader.

Install the RFID Web API

Install the RFID Web API on mobile computer to enable Enterprise Browser to read RFID tags.

1.Download the IDL RFID Resource Kit from https://hsmftp.honeywell.com and install it on your PC.

2.Copy the Specialized_RFID_Web_API_WM6.cab file to the mobile computer.

3.Install the .cab file.

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See Also

How to Read RFID Tags from Enterprise Browser

Connect to an IP30 Reader

Connect an IP30 handheld RFID reader to your mobile computer to enable Enterprise Browser to read RFID tags.

1.On your mobile computer, go to Start > Settings > System > Wireless Readers.

2.Follow the instructions to search for and add the IP30. For Connection Method, select Data Collection.

3.To enable the reader, start Enterprise Settings and go to RFID > Reader 1.

4.Select Enable Reader and save your changes.

See Also

How to Read RFID Tags from Enterprise Browser

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HOW TO CONFIGURE

ENTERPRISE BROWSER

Use one of these methods to configure Enterprise Browser:

•Enterprise Settings: Intermec-branded computers and the Thor CV31, Thor VM3, and RT10W Tablet. Depending on your computer, you may have Intermec Settings. These are the same application.

•An XML file: Intermec-branded computers with SmartSystems (StagingHub).

•EZConfig Utilities: Honeywell-branded computers.

You can also use the SmartSystems (StagingHub) API or Device Management Resource Kit to configure Enterprise Browser on your Intermec-branded computers. For help, see the documentation that ships with the software.

See Also

About Enterprise Browser Settings

Use Enterprise Settings to Configure Enterprise Browser

You can use Enterprise Settings to configure Intermec-branded computers and the Thor CV31, Thor VM3, and RT10W Tablet.

To configure the scanner or imager, use the settings in the Data Collection section of Enterprise Settings .

1.Tap Start > Settings > System or Control Panel > Enterprise Settings.

2.Configure the necessary settings.

Use EZConfig Utilities to Configure Enterprise Browser

Use EZConfig Utilities to configure Enterprise Browser on the D70e.

1.Tap Start > Power Tools > EZConfig Utilities.

2.Configure the necessary settings.

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Use an XML File and SmartSystems (StagingHub) to Configure Enterprise Browser

You can create an XML file with the settings you want and use SmartSystems (StagingHub) to copy the file to your Intermec-branded computer.

1.Create an XML file with the settings and values you want. You can use SmartSystems (StagingHub) Foundation to see the XML structure.

2.Save the XML file. Do not use spaces in the file name.

3.Copy the XML file to the SmartSystems (StagingHub)\SSConfigDir\ folder on your mobile computer.

SmartSystems (StagingHub) Foundation detects and processes the XML file, and the options and values you specified are configured in Enterprise Settings.

To update settings while Enterprise Browser is running, use the IB_UpdateSettings meta tag.

Example

Copy and paste this code into an XML file, and then copy the XML file to the

SmartSystems (StagingHub)\SSConfigDir\ directory on your mobile computer.

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!-- Enterprise	Browser Default Settings -->
<DevInfo Persist="true" Action="Set">
<Subsystem Name="Enterprise Browser">
<Group Name="Engine">
<Field	Name="BrowserEngine">0</Field>
</Group>
<Group Name="General">
<Field	Name="Homepage">file://\Program Files\Enterprise Browser-
\Sample Pages\Alternate\start.html</Field>
<Field	Name="F1HelpPage">file://\Program Files\Enterprise
Browser\Sample Pages\Alternate\f1help.html</Field>
<Field	Name="EnableLicenseMenuItem">1</Field>
<Field	Name="PerformNetworkTests">0</Field>
<Field	Name="SignalStrengthCheck">0</Field>
<Field	Name="BlockCannotConnectPopup">0</Field>
<Field	Name="FASTSCROLL">1</Field>
<Field	Name="DISABLE_APP_CACHE">0</Field>
<Field	Name="CACHE_DB_PATH">databases</Field>
<Field	Name="CACHE_DB_QUOTA">20971520</Field>
<Field	Name="USERAGENT_STR">Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U;)

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AppleWebKit/533.21.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Intermec/3.2</Field> <Field Name="DATABASE_PATH">databases</Field>

<Field Name="DOWNLOAD_PATH">downloads</Field>

<Field Name="RESOURCES_PATH">Resources</Field>

<Field Name="URL_ERR_PAGE_PATH">Resources/url_error.htm-

l</Field>

<Field Name="GEO_XML_FILE">geoinfo.txt</Field>

<Field Name="CAMERA_APP_PATH">\Program Files\Enterprise Browser- \FullScreenCameraCNx.exe</Field>

<Field Name="CAMERA_FAIL_FILE">\Program Files\Enterprise

Browser\complete.txt</Field>

<Field Name="CAMERA_OUT_PATH">\Program Files\Enterprise Browser- \SnapShot.jpg</Field>

</Group>

</Group>

<Field Name="CURL_CA_BUNDLE_PATH">Resources/cabundle.crt</Field>

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<Field Name="COOKIE_PATH">cookie.txt</Field>

</Group>

</Group>

<Field Name="OtherSIPCLSID">Enter Other SIP Class ID</Field>

</Group>

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</Group>

</Group>

</Group>

</Subsystem>

</DevInfo>

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See Also

About Enterprise Browser Settings

You can configure these Enterprise Browser settings.

Enterprise

Description

Browser Menus

Browser Engine Configures the browser engine for Enterprise Browser.

General	Configures information such as the home page, fast scrolling, and
	the directory path to local storage database.

Menu Options	Configures the functions of the Main Menu.

Security	Configures the web security settings.

Privacy	Configures cookie information and the history file size.

Appearance	Configures the appearance of the web pages.

Menu and Tool- Maps Enterprise Browser functions to keys you specify. bar Actions

See Also

How to Configure Enterprise Browser

Browser Engine

Changes the rendering engine used by Enterprise Browser. Options for Browser Engine are Pocket Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer 6, and HTML5.

Default Setting

Internet Explorer 6 (CV41, CV61, VM3, RT10W Tablet)

HTML5 (all other supported computers)

Command Location

Applications > Enterprise Browser > Browser Engine

Browser Restart Required?

Yes

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General

Configures information such as the home page, fast scrolling, and the directory path to local storage database. The General section in Enterprise Settings includes these commands:

•Homepage

•F1 Help Page

•Enable Startup Network Tests

•Enable License on About Screen

•Block Cannot Connect Pop-up

•Enable Meta Tags

•Enable Fast Scroll

•Enable Local Storage

•Local Storage Database Directory Path

•Local Storage Database Quota (bytes)

•User Agent String (Desktop View)

•Bookmark/History Directory Path

•Download Directory Path

•Resource Directory Path

•Error Page Path

•Geolocation Data File

•Minimum Drag Distance

•Intercept All Keys

•Enable Backspace Key Navigation

•Camera Application Path

•Camera Application Log

•Camera Application Output

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Homepage

The Homepage setting stores the location of the page Enterprise Browser loads when it starts up. This page is also loaded when the user taps the Home icon in the navigation bar. The Homepage value can be a string up to 255 characters.

The different browser engines may behave differently. For example, the local file paths are different:

•PIE and IE6: file://\Program Files\Enterprise Browser\Sample Pages\Alternate\start.html

(PIE also requires that http be part of a file path when adding hyperlinks)

•HTML5: file:///Sample Pages/HTML5/Start.html

Default Setting

Default Home Page

Command Location

Applications > Enterprise Browser > General > Homepage

Browser Restart Required?

Yes

F1 Help Page

The F1 Help Page setting stores the location of the web page Enterprise Browser loads when the user presses the F1 key. You must also enable the F1HelpKey for this setting to take effect. The F1 Help Page value can be a string up to 255 characters.

Default Setting

Default F1 Help Page

Command Location

Applications > Enterprise Browser > General > F1 Help Page

Browser Restart Required?

Yes

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