Secondary Window Configuration Using Config.ini Variables on VTS/IS

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Secondary Window Configuration Using Config.ini Variables on VTS/IS

The Config.ini configuration file in your application directory on your VTS/IS also contains some settings that affect the size and position of the secondary windows that display the pages of your application on VTS Internet Clients. These settings can be found in the [SYSTEM] section of Config.ini (see Introduction to Config.ini. The default settings in the [SYSTEM] section are as follows:

Config.ini [SYSTEM] Section Setting	Default Value	Description
BrowserX	BrowserX = 0	The BrowserX Config.ini configuration file setting enables you to specify the X coordinate origin for the Internet Explorer secondary window that displays the pages of the application on the VIC.
BrowserY	BrowserY = 0	The BrowserY Config.ini configuration file setting enables you to specify the Y coordinate origin for the Internet Explorer secondary window that displays the pages of the application on the VIC.
BrowserWidth	BrowserWidth =	The BrowserWidth Config.ini configuration file setting specifies a fixed width for the Internet Explorer secondary window that displays the pages of the application on the VIC. If not specified (default) then the window width auto sizes.
BrowserHeight	BrowserHeight =	The BrowserHeight Config.ini configuration file setting specifies a fixed width for the Internet Explorer secondary window that displays the pages of the application on the VIC. If not specified (default) then the window height auto sizes.

Note: If you use the above variables to enforce a specific size and position for the secondary display windows, VTS will scale the display to fit all objects within the resized window. This scaling may adversely affect the appearance of fonts in the display. If you do not enforce a size and position (i.e. use the default values for the above Config.ini variables), VTS will not scale the display.

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