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I recall having similar issues with SteadyState when I first installed 
it. I think it was solved by going into SteadyState and 
unlocking/disabling the patron account, loggin in as the patron account 
and then going to any pages that had problems. Then re locking/enabling 
the patron account. If this doesn't work check to make sure you didn't 
set SteadyState to not allow the addins.

Jim Jack wrote:
>
> I’ve just implemented Windows Steady State 2.5 on some of our public 
> computers. The computers are running Windows XP, service pack 3. I am 
> having problems with a number of web sites that want to load add-ons 
> to IE7. In the children’s department, the Webkinz web site is a good 
> example. When a patron tries to log into this site, an add-on Disabled 
> windows pops up in the lower portion of the screen. It states, “This 
> webpage is requesting an add-on that is disabled. To enable the 
> add-on, click here. Now if I log into this computer as an admin, it 
> goes to the site no problem and does not prompt for the add-on. The 
> add-on it is prompting for is a flash player that is already loaded. I 
> get a similar message when trying to get to this site thru Firefox. It 
> tries to let the user load the add-on but then says the load failed. 
> This is just one web site. Others are Cartoon Network, You Tube, 
> GamePost, Yahooligans and Miniclip. We are using Group policy and the 
> Steady State GP add-in to manage the user and computer. The user is a 
> part of the “authenticated users” group on the C drive. I’ve added the 
> user to the local admin group but this has no affect. What am I 
> missing or is there a way to tweak the permissions to allow them to 
> download stuff without giving away too much security?
>
> Jim Lack
>
> Rocky River Public Library
>
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Richard Shively
IT/Webmaster
Greenville Public Library
520 Sycamore, Greenville Oh. 45331
937-548-3915

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