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@Errol Farro - This doesn't solve your problem, but I suggest that run the workstation under a low privileged user account. A simple &quot;Alt-F4&quot; will exit Kiosk mode and give your guests access to your entire computer.
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@Errol Farro - This doesn't solve your problem, but I suggest that run the workstation under a low privileged user account. A simple "Alt-F4" will exit Kiosk mode and give your guests access to your entire computer.

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Thanks Lajuan. Kiosksimple solved my problem. Errol
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Thanks Lajuan. Kiosksimple solved my problem. Errol

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@Errol Farro - That's great to hear.<br />
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Regards
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@Errol Farro - That's great to hear.

Regards

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Hi All<br />
<br />
I &nbsp;created a page, using html, something similar to the following lpage;<br />
<a href="https://www.expedia.ca/p/info-other/airline-fees.htm#K" rel="ugc">https://www.expedia.ca/p/info-other/airline-fees.htm#K</a><br />
and I want to use the kiosk mode of google chrome ( “chrome.exe –kiosk <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>&nbsp;[enter URL here]”))<br />
to prevent the users &nbsp;from entering a random url. <br />
<br />
This works well with the exception that there is no way of returning to the start page<br />
once another page is selected via one of the available links. <br />
<br />
I&quot;m not sure if this is the best way to create a kiosk web page. <br />
Can I get some suggestions on how to make this &nbsp;work as it should?<br />
One way would be to display a home page once you leave the start page. <br />
I also have some experience with Coldfusion in case there is a better solution<br />
available there. <br />
<br />
Thx in advance. <br />
<br />
Errol
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Hi All

I  created a page, using html, something similar to the following lpage;
https://www.expedia.ca/p/info-other/airline-fees.htm#K
and I want to use the kiosk mode of google chrome ( “chrome.exe –kiosk http:// [enter URL here]”))
to prevent the users  from entering a random url. 

This works well with the exception that there is no way of returning to the start page
once another page is selected via one of the available links. 

I"m not sure if this is the best way to create a kiosk web page. 
Can I get some suggestions on how to make this  work as it should?
One way would be to display a home page once you leave the start page. 
I also have some experience with Coldfusion in case there is a better solution
available there. 

Thx in advance. 

Errol

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