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Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in —

Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in

Overview
Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in via Internet
Explorer
Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in via
Edge/Chrome/Firefox/Opera

Overview

The Appeon Xcelerator plug-in is downloaded and installed
using different ways for Internet Explorer and the other Web
browsers (such as Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Opera). And due to the
restrictions of Internet Explorer, the plug-in installed via
Internet Explorer cannot be
accessed by the other Web browsers, while the plug-in installed via
the other Web browsers can be
accessed by Internet Explorer.

Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in via Internet
Explorer

The Appeon Xcelerator plug-in will be downloaded as ActiveX
plug-ins when downloaded and installed to Internet Explorer. There
are two ActiveX plug-ins and the cabinet files for these two ActiveX
plug-ins can be found in %appeon%\weblibrary_ax\x32 (or x64). And
once downloaded and installed on the client side, they can be found
as DLL files (for example, weblibrary68.dll and downloadcenter68.dll
while the number 68 indicates the internal product version number)
in C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files. See the following table for
details.

There are two ways to install the Appeon ActiveX
plug-ins:

  • Automatic installation:
    Appeon ActiveX will be automatically downloaded and installed to
    the client when you access the Web application with correct IE
    settings and user privileges. For step-by-step instructions on
    configuring the IE settings and user privileges, refer to the section called “Configuration for
    Web client PC” in Installation Guide for PowerServer (PB Edition).

  • Manual installation:
    Manually download or copy the zip package of ActiveX control
    from IE to the client, decompress the zip package, right click
    the Update.exe file in the package and select «Run as
    administrator» to install the Appeon ActiveX control.

    The end user will be prompted to manually download the zip
    package when they access the Web application with insufficient
    user privileges or incorrect settings in Internet Explorer. You
    can also find the zip package (ax_install_x32.zip for 32-bit
    client or ax_install_x64.zip for 64-bit client) under the
    PowerServer installation directory (for example,
    C:\inetpub\wwwroot\appeon\weblibrary_ax\support) and send it to
    the end users.

    Alternatively, the user can open the command prompt
    window, navigate to the current location of update.exe, for
    example, C:\ax_install_x32\, and execute update.exe with -s
    command line option to install the Appeon ActiveX. More
    command-line options are provided below.

    Appeon command-line options

    Starting from version 6. 1, Appeon PowerServer provides the
    following command-line options to enable you silently install or
    uninstall the Appeon ActiveX control. You should execute these
    command lines in the command prompt window.

    Table 6. 

    Option

    Description

    -s

    Silently executes the installation or
    uninstallation. With this command you will not see any
    graphical user interface that relates to the
    installation/uninstallation of the Appeon ActiveX
    control.

    For example, to install the Appeon ActiveX
    control in the silent mode: 

    cd C:\ax_install_x32\
Update.exe -s

    For example, to uninstall the Appeon ActiveX
    control in the silent mode: 

    cd C:\ax_install_x32\
Update. exe -s -u

    -u

    Uninstalls the Appeon ActiveX in the GUI
    mode.

    For example, to uninstall the Appeon ActiveX
    control in the GUI mode: 

    cd C:\ax_install_x32\
Update. exe -u

If for any reason Appeon ActiveX controls need to be removed
from the client, you can follow instructions in this article in the
Appeon support portal: http://support.appeon.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/55/10/the-steps-to-remove-appeon-activex-and-components.

Installing Appeon Xcelerator plug-in via
Edge/Chrome/Firefox/Opera

The Appeon Xcelerator plug-in is contained in the Appeon multi-browser plug-in when downloaded
and installed to Edge, Chrome, Firefox or Opera. There are two ways
to install the Appeon multi-browser plug-in:

  • Automatic download and manual
    installation    : The setup program of Appeon
    multi-browser plug-in will be automatically downloaded to the
    Web browser; and then you run this downloaded setup program to
    install the Appeon multi-browser plug-in.

  • Manual
    download/installation    : You can also find the setup
    program of Appeon multi-browser plug-in (appeonbrowser.exe)
    under the PowerServer installation directory (for example,
    C:\inetpub\wwwroot\appeon\weblibrary_ax\crossbrowser), send it
    to the end users, and have the end users install the Appeon
    multi-browser plug-in to their client machines.

If for any reason the Appeon multi-browser plug-in needs to be
removed from the client, you can follow instructions in this article
in the Appeon support portal: http://support. appeon.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/93/10/how-to-remove-the-appeon-plug-ins-for-multi-browser.

PDF Troubleshooting Steps -CSLB




    Some documents are provided in a Portable Document Format (PDF) file, which can be viewed or printed using your Web browser and Adobe’s Acrobat Reader software; however, this may not work for some browsers.

    When you click on a PDF document link, your browser will attempt to open the PDF file using a PDF Reader add-on.

    If you cannot open a PDF file, it may be due to the add-on.

    If you are having trouble opening a PDF document, your computer probably has one of the following three configurations:


    1. Your browser is configured with a default PDF Reader add-on (not the Adobe Acrobat Reader), which may not be able to open the PDF file you are trying to view and print.


      Solution: Consider disabling your browser’s default PDF Reader add-on, install the Adobe Acrobat Reader, and then download and open the PDF file using only the Adobe Reader.


    2. Your browser is configured with the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader add-on, but your browser still cannot open the PDF file you are trying to view and print.


      Solution: Consider disabling your browser’s Adobe PDF Reader add-on. Then download and open the PDF file using only the Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download the Adobe Acrobat Reader (or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC) from the Adobe website.


    3. Your browser is NOT configured with a PDF Reader add-on and you do not have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed.


      Solution: Consider installing the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Then download and open the PDF file using the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

    Below are the steps to change how a browser behaves when opening a PDF file.

    Download the Adobe Acrobat Reader (or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC) from the Adobe website.

    Microsoft Windows 10 will ship with two browsers: Internet Explorer 11 and the new Edge browser.

    The Edge browser will be the default browser, and Internet Explorer 11 will be available to support legacy workflows. The new Edge browser will not have any support for ActiveX plug-ins. Therefore, the Acrobat/Reader plug-in won’t work with Edge. For more information, see Change in support for Acrobat and Reader plug-ins in modern web browsers.

    Use Internet Explorer 11 to open PDFs. To enable the Acrobat/Reader plug-in in Internet Explorer, see the steps in the previous section.

    By default, Internet Explorer opens PDF files in the Internet Explorer browser window. To disable this, follow the steps below.

    1. Open Control Panel

    2. Open Internet Options

    3. Click the Programs tab

    4. Click Manage add-ons

    5. Set the Show drop-down list to All add-ons

    6. Click Toolbars and Extensions

    7. Look for a PDF Reader in the extensions list

    8. Right-click the extension and choose Disable

    To enable the ability for Internet Explorer to open and display PDF files in the Internet Explorer browser window, follow the steps above and in step 5, enable the Adobe PDF Reader plug-in (or the extension for your PDF Reader, if you have something other than Adobe Reader installed) by right-clicking and selecting Enable.

    By default, Chrome opens PDF files in the Chrome browser window. To disable this and have PDF files open in your PDF Reader program (Adobe Reader or other), follow the steps below.

    1. Open Google Chrome

    2. In the Chrome address bar, type «about:plugins» or «chrome://plugins» and press Enter.

    3. Disable the Chrome PDF Viewer plug-in by clicking the Disable link for that plug-in.

    To enable the ability for Chrome to open and display PDF files in the Chrome browser window, follow the steps above and in step 3, enable the Chrome PDF Viewer plug-in instead. If you do not see this plug-in listed, you need to download and install it.


     

    By default, Firefox opens PDF files in the Firefox browser window. To disable this and have PDF files open in your PDF Reader program (Adobe Reader or other), follow the steps below.

    1. Open Mozilla Firefox

    2. Click the Firefox menu button and select Options. Or you can select Tools in the Firefox menu bar and select Options. If you do not see the menu bar, press the Alt key.

    3. Within the Options window, click Applications

    4. Select the Content type you want to adjust. For example, if you want to change how a PDF file opens in Firefox, select Adobe Acrobat Document.

    5. In the Action section, change the action for how you want to open the file. If you want to download the PDF files instead of opening them, select Save file. If you want the PDF to open in Adobe Reader instead of in the Firefox browser window, select Use Adobe Reader.

    To enable the ability for Firefox to open and display PDF files in the Firefox browser window, follow the steps above and in step 5, select Use Adobe Acrobat (in Firefox) instead.

    By default, Opera opens PDF files in the Opera browser window. To disable this and have PDF files open in your PDF Reader program (Adobe Reader or other), follow the steps below.

    1. Open Opera

    2. Click the Opera menu button in the upper left corner, click More tools and select Show developer menu. Open the menu again, click Developer and select Plug-ins.

    3. Disable any plug-ins that refer to PDF viewing or opening, such as Adobe Reader or Chrome PDF Viewer (plug-in list may vary for your computer).

    To enable the ability for Opera to open and display PDF files in the Opera browser window, enable the appropriate plug-in using the steps above. If no plug-in is available in the plug-in list, you need to download the appropriate plug-in for viewing PDFs in the Opera browser.


     

    To view PDFs with Safari, you can do one of the following:

    Set Safari preferences to use Adobe Reader plug-in to view PDFs

    1. Launch Safari, and then choose Preferences.

    2. In the Preferences window, choose Security and then click the Website Settings button for Internet plug-ins.

    3. Now select Adobe Reader in the list of plug-ins.

    Under the option When visiting other Websites, in the drop-down list, choose Allow Always and then click Done.

    Note:

    This will set the browser to use the Adobe Reader plug-in to view PDFs.

    Disable AdobePDFViewer plug-in to use the default Safari PDF viewer

    You must have root user privileges to change Safari plug-ins. To display PDFs using the Safari PDF viewer, you must disable the Adobe PDF Viewer.

    1. Quit Safari.

    2. Log in as the root user. The root user privileges are not enabled by default because the root user can change system files. For more information and instructions, see one of the following Apple documents: Enabling and using the «root» user in Mac OS X or OS X Mountain Lion: Enable and disable the root user.

    3. Choose Go > Go To Folder.

    4. Type «/Library» in the Go to the folder field, and click Go.

    5. Create a new folder in the Library folder, and name it «Internet Plug-ins Disabled«.

    6. Open the Internet Plug-ins folder, and move both the AdobePDFViewer.plugin and the AdobePDFViewerNPAPI.plugin into the new Internet Plug-ins Disabled folder.

    Note:

    If both AdobePDFViewer plug-ins are still in the Internet Plug-ins folder, drag them now to the trash. You may be asked for your name and password.

    For more information on disabling or removing plug-ins, see Apple Safari help.

    All browsers allow for the ability to right-click any PDF file link and choose the option to Save or Save as to save the PDF file. If this does not seem to work, consider disabling all of your browser’s PDF Reader add-ons. Then click the link and your browser should attempt to download the PDF file, which you’ll need to save to your computer.

    If downloading the PDF file does not work, try to email the document as an attachment. If you are able to receive the document as an attachment, save the attachment to a file on your computer.



    Using ActiveX controls for Internet Explorer 11

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    Internet Explorer 11 support ended June 15, 2022

    Internet Explorer 11 will no longer be available after February 14, 2023. If any site you visit requires Internet Explorer 11, you can reload it in Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge. It’s recommended that you switch to Microsoft Edge to start enjoying a faster, safer, and modern browser.

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    ActiveX controls

    ActiveX controls are small applications that websites use to provide content (such as videos and games). They also allow you to interact with content such as toolbars and stock tickers while browsing the web. However, these applications may sometimes malfunction or display inappropriate content. In some cases, these applications may collect information, corrupt data on the computer, install software without the user’s consent, and be used to control the computer remotely.

    ActiveX filtering

    ActiveX filtering in Internet Explorer prevents sites from installing and using such applications. This improves the security of your browsing experience, but may affect some sites. For example, if ActiveX filtering is enabled, some videos, games, and other interactive content may not work.

    1. Open Internet Explorer and press button Service .

    3. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to the site where you plan to allow ActiveX controls to run.

    4. Click the Blocked button in the address bar and select Disable ActiveX filtering . If there is no Blocked button in the address bar, this means that there is no ActiveX content on this page.

    1. In the drop-down menu, point to Security and select ActiveX Filtering . The checkbox ActiveX filtering will be cleared.

    Configuring ActiveX settings in Internet Explorer

    Internet Explorer may prevent downloading and running ActiveX controls for security reasons. Changing some of the advanced security settings will allow you to download, install, and run these items, but your computer will be less protected from threats. When you change advanced ActiveX settings, be aware of the increased risk to your computer.

    Changing ActiveX settings

    1. On the tab Security select Custom Level and then ActiveX Controls and Pluggable modules, and do the following:

      Allow automatic prompts for ActiveX controls by selecting Enable .

      Allow Internet Explorer to display video and animation on a web page that does not use an external media player by selecting Enable .

      Allow Internet Explorer to download signed ActiveX controls by selecting Enable or Prompt if you want to be notified every time.

      Allow Internet Explorer to run ActiveX and plugins by clicking Enable or Prompt if you want to be notified every time.

      To allow Internet Explorer ActiveX controls marked as safe for scripting, select Enable or Prompt if you want to be notified each time this occurs.

    2. Select OK, and then again OK.

    Note: If you cannot change ActiveX settings, you may not have the required permissions. In this case, contact your system administrator.

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    Plug-in Mozilla ActiveX — allows you to view elements of pages created not for programs Mozilla that use elements on their web pages ActiveX (obsolete).

    The Mozilla ActiveX plugin is deprecated and may cause crashes or other problems in Firefox and Seamonkey applications

    Files related to the Mozilla ActiveX 9 plugin0200:

    npmozax.dll, nsIMozAxPlugin.xpt, nsAxSecurityPolicy.js, activex.js

    You can check whether you have the plugin ActiveX installed or not, on the browser page Firefox :

    about:plugins

    Type in the address bar of your browser — about:plugins and go to the page with the list of plug-ins installed on your computer

    View the presence of this plug-in and its location on your computer in the list.

    If you do not need them, then delete the above files

    For details on removing or disabling, see our page: «Removing, disabling and reinitializing plugins.»

    Alternative « Mozilla ActiveX «, is an XPConnect plugin (deprecated) for various browsers

    This information is given for reference of users using outdated versions of browsers ( Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox , etc. created on the engine Gecko ).

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