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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Internet Explorer Settings

A few users are having issues with IE7/ IE8 and JD edwards enterprise One. Some of them cannot few pdfs and only get a window that pops up for half a second.

It seems like a security setting but I've toggled a few of them with no luck whatsoever. Is there any type of 'JDE recommended IE settings' out there that I could use for IE8 or IE7?
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One approach is to add the domain to their trusted sites, so popups are allowed.

Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Click on the Trusted Sites icon, click on Sites button

Add the website to the list

If the app uses Popups this is the only option I know, because it is essentially a browser security issue vs. how an app implements features.

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Done. That hasn't changed anything.
Have you tried using Firefox + Firebug to debug what is actually happening?
Firefox isn't supported so when I attempt to run anything within the application, it just hangs.
The one thing I did notice is that IE6 works because it prompts you that it "blocked content from the webpage" in the status bar, this giving you the option to download the content. IE7 or IE8 appears to just block the content and drop it.
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OK. I lowered all security options to the lowest possible setting and it worked like a charm. I started to take each one back up in increments and found that a combination of overriding session cookies to always accept, setting the Intranet security to minimum, and adding the site to the trusted site list worked.

Thanks for your help.
We had the same issue - ended up leaving the site as a trusted site, and then under tools->internet options->custom level->downloads->Automatic prompting for downloads, changing the browser setting to "auto prompting for file downloads" for the specific zone to enabled. That one setting change worked like a champ - and the security level is still set to medium.