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The best you can do as far as forcing the use of a specific browser is checking what browser they are using with Javascript (if they have it turned on) and have a pop up message saying they need to use IE for the application to run.
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The best you can do as far as forcing the use of a specific browser is checking what browser they are using with Javascript (if they have it turned on) and have a pop up message saying they need to use IE for the application to run.

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Forced accept.<br />
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We recently installed a new application that has a different Jinitiator version than the one(s) used by other applications. When this new application is launched it causes errors with the other apps. I want to create a link that will first open a new instance of IE (regardless of how many are running) and then launch the link to an application that is brower based.<br />
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We recently installed a new application that has a different Jinitiator version than the one(s) used by other applications. When this new application is launched it causes errors with the other apps. I want to create a link that will first open a new instance of IE (regardless of how many are running) and then launch the link to an application that is brower based.



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