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I'm trying to publish a web interface through RemoteApp but don't want to give users the option of using the 'address bar' in the IE. If I use the 'kiosk' mode, I don't have the close browser option either. I know this can be done with the keyboard but was wondering if there is a way to add the 'close' button and still hide the address bar.<br />
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I'm trying to publish a web interface through RemoteApp but don't want to give users the option of using the 'address bar' in the IE. If I use the 'kiosk' mode, I don't have the close browser option either. I know this can be done with the keyboard but was wondering if there is a way to add the 'close' button and still hide the address bar.


Thanks!

IE Kiosk mode close button

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