 |
 |
We perform multiple sacrifices every week. Doesn't always help. >:o On 3/19/2013 11:28 AM, Kramer, Jack wrote: > Did you remember to sacrifice a goat to Hannah under the full moon? > > Seriously though, we've found conflicts depending on the Java version > installed. 7u17 works fine on one of our machines, but another user > got a recommendation to run 6u23 from EBS. Also, do you have UAC on? > ---- > Jack Kramer > Manager of Information Technology > Communications and Brand Strategy > Michigan State University > w: 517-884-1231 / c: 248-635-4955 > > On Mar 19, 2013, at 11:05 AM, Bill Park <[log in to unmask] > <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote: > >> Is there a website somewhere that shows exactly what versions of IE, >> Adobe, and any other software that is officially compatible with EBS >> and what settings need to be enabled/disabled in order for it to >> work? I recently just installed 4 new Dell Optiplex 9010s running >> Windows 7 Pro x64 with IE9 and Adobe Reader 10 (with the latest >> updates for version 10) as I was told that’s what users need to have >> installed. I was also told the following settings need to be set in >> order for things to work: >> IE9 (because evidently 10 is not supported) >> -Popup blocker must be disabled >> -Adobe Reader must be the default handler for PDFs >> -Compatibility view should be enabled >> -Zoom must be at 100% >> Adobe Reader 10 (because evidently 11 is not supported) >> -Disable “Enable protected mode at startup” >> -“Display PDF in browser” should be enabled >> Am I missing something here? I have set those settings on all of the >> computers and there are problems with EBS in some way on all of the >> computers. One of the computers I cannot “generate a pdf form” for a >> travel reimbursement coversheet. One of the other computers trying >> to bring up the cost redistribution form does nothing. SAPGUI >> launches and then nothing happens in the browser. There are more >> problems but those are some examples. >> Does anyone have any advice as to exactly how I need to setup Adobe >> Reader and IE in order to get these things to work properly? Again, >> these are all brand new installs of Windows 7 Pro x64 and they’re >> using IE9 (x86) and Adobe Reader 10. >> Thanks, >> Bill >