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Thanks for the suggestion will definitely look at it.
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Thanks for the suggestion will definitely look at it.

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Hi<br />
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I need to get a solution for the guys in workshops to access a browser and just book their leave on it. These guys dont have computers so the plan is to install thin clients / dumb terninals.<br />
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The problem is the site they will be accessing contains Java and Adobe flash on it. Currently iam using the HP T5325 unit for testing but Java and flash wont work.<br />
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does anyone know of any thin client out there that does support these protocols and that can be locked down to only web browser.
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Hi

I need to get a solution for the guys in workshops to access a browser and just book their leave on it. These guys dont have computers so the plan is to install thin clients / dumb terninals.

The problem is the site they will be accessing contains Java and Adobe flash on it. Currently iam using the HP T5325 unit for testing but Java and flash wont work.

does anyone know of any thin client out there that does support these protocols and that can be locked down to only web browser.

Thin Clients For Workshops

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