Temporarily set Everything Else (in the bottom-right) to Full Trust. Open the Config Tool to the Security tab and click Scripting Access. That will run the Windows Task Manager as an example. If you wanted the user to be able to run the app from your page: Var pid = KioUtils.Execute('C:\MyDir\MyProgram.exe') Yours will probably be more complicated because you will probably have a full path, and backslashes must be doubled up. That will run the Windows Task Manager as an example, and bring it to the front. Var pid = KioUtils.Execute('taskmgr', true) Open the Config Tool to the User Interface tab and click to edit the Default Toolbar.Ĭlick Add Control - Action Button - Toolbar JavaScript. If you wanted the user to be able to run the app at will from a KioWare toolbar: It's the most advanced of the options so, please let us know if we can provide any assistance during implementation. You may need to go the CustomToolbarCode.js route if your app does not stay on top of KioWare and you don't want to show the KioWare taskbar. In any case, you may want to check Show Taskbar on the User Interface tab if you need to be able to access the app after running it (and it's not top-most). There are at least four ways to run external apps from KioWare.

If the application is browser-based, you can just use the guided setup and skip these specific instructions (below).

You would then want to follow the below instructions to lock down to an EXE. KioWare Lite for Windows is available as a free demo download Opens a new window. If the program is an exe, the security measures are slightly different, and how secure the app is from users being able to access the OS depends on the app itself. You can do this with Opens a new window Opens a new window KioWare for Windows Opens a new window.

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