This can be confusing, however, if patrons think that they can access the same web pages from every computer. This solution, which relies on one page of HTML code and a little bit of JavaScript, presents Navigator without the menus and toolbars normally displayed. Using this interface, patrons can only navigate by clicking on links and are prevented from altering the preferences. Disable Internet program features in MS Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. This is one of the easiest options for the non-technical user.
Patrons can move from one web page to another only by clicking.
Overall, this system has been accepted and appreciated by our patrons. Some users have found ways to circumnavigate the system and access other web pages. We will be upgrading to WINSelect soon, and expect that this will close the holes . The restricted computers have a homepage written especially for those computers. This page displays the library s subscriptions, such as SearchBank, Electric Library, FirstSearch and The Oregonian, with logins and passwords written in cgi script.