Please note, the following examples will only work if you open this file in OEMBrowser:
"_blank": Open URL in a new window e.g. Click here to open website in a new window Source: <A HREF="http://www.faico.net" target="_blank">Click here to open website in a new window</a> "externaldoc": Open URL in the default browser on the user's machine e.g. Click here to open website in default browser (e.g. MSIE) Source: <A HREF="http://www.faico.net" target="externaldoc">Click here to open website in default browser (e.g. MSIE)</A> "closewindow": Close the current window of OemBrowser e.g.Click here to close this window <A HREF="http://localhost" target="closewindow">Click here to close this window</A> "backdoc": Browse back to previous document in history e.g.Previous Page <A HREF="http://localhost" target="backdoc">Previous Page</A> "nextdoc": Browser forward to next document in history e.g.Next Page <A HREF="http://localhost" target="nextdoc">Next Page</A> ERROR PAGES (404 URL not found) OemBrowser allows you to easily define your own "URL not found" error pages. Simply create a file called "error.html", and place it in the same directory as oembrowser.exe. This file will be loaded if an URL can not be found. Click here to test 404 error page (loads up error.html in the .exe directory)
1) /home=
Set the first load page upon the start of OemBrowser.
e.g.
/home=c:\example.html or
/home=www.yahoo.com or
/home=http://www.yahoo.com
2) /cdrom
Disable writing of .ini file, cache and cookies.
3) /cache
Control Cache
/cache=on
/cache=off
/cache=temp
(so to store the cache under windows temporary directory)
e.g. To load up Yahoo upon start, turn cache off and no INI writing:
oembrowser.exe /home=http://www.domain.com/ /cache=off /cdrom