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I need to install any extra cgi script in my web server to show
the locked page?
No. It can work on all kinds of hosting servers, no CGI, PHP,
ASP, Database or special web server software is required. It
can even work without any web server, thus you can publish your
encrypted web pages on CD, DVD or any other media.
What browser is HTML Password Lock compatible
with?
It can work with any JavaScript capable browser, such as Internet
Explorer 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, Netscape 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, Opera
6.x and above, Mozilla Firefox. No additional software or plugin
is required.
Does HTML Password Lock support UNICODE
and multi-byte system?
Yes, the Version 3.6 supports UTF-8, Unicode, Uncode big endian
encoded web pages and Asian and European Charsets. To support
your own charset, please check "Specify HTML Charset"
option in step 3, select the "default" option or appropriate
charset from the list for your web page.
Does the software run on Mac?
No. The protected page works on Mac based web browser, but
the software itself can only run on Windows system.
Internet Explorer security message when
viewing the protected files directly from the hard disk.
Problem under
Windows XP SP2:
Due to recent updates from Microsoft to their Internet Explorer
browser—updated as part of the Microsoft Windows XP Service
Pack 2 (XP SP2) update—viewing a web page locally that
needs to run active content or scripting causes the following
security message to appear in Internet Explorer's yellow Information
Bar:
To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has
restricted this file from showing active content that could
access your computer. Click here for options ...
Since HTML Password Lock is based on JavaScript technology,
when you are viewing the protected file directly from the hard
disk, it will display this message also.
This message will only display when you view the protected
files directly from the local hard disk, such as c:\myfiles\myfile.htm. There
will not be such problem when you upload the protected file
to a web server.
How to solve
this problem?
There are two ways to solve this problem:
1. First way: When the yellow Information Bar appears (shown above),
click on it and select "Allow blocked content ...".
The unlocking processing will work fine.
2. Second way: In the program, Step 3, click "Advanced
Options", check "Add Mark of the Web comment in the
HTML code" option, then protect the file again. This option
will add a Mark of the Web comment in the html code:
If you intend to publish the protected page on a CD-ROM other
than a web server, you can use this option, otherwise, you can
just click "Allow blocked content", since there will
not be such problem after you upload the file to a web server.
<!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet -->
This mark will force the html file into the Internet Zone other
than the Local Machine Zone, so that the JavaScript in the html
file will run properly on the local hard disk.
How
to support Asian and European languages?
If you are protecting an Asian or European language based web
page, please check "Specify HTML Charset" option in
step 3, select the "default" option or appropriate
charset from the list for your web page, then everything will
work fine.
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