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<h2>Background</h2> <p>All of the scriptsweb pages and webscripts pages that TIM Enterprise providesserves are protected by a login (username and password) that is provided by thea user throughwhen entering their username and password into a pop-up dialog in their web browser.</p> <p>In <p>Sometimessome situations, it is desirable to allowsuppress automaticthis accessdialog tobox ademanding particular web page using a pre-supplied the username and password. An example might be the deployment of a stand-alone computer displaying a pre-defined wallboard on a large screen; it Itwould can become tedious having to log in to the web page every time that computer is switched onrestarted.</p> <p>Different web browsers behave differently for automatic logging-in to web pages. Variously, they range from complete prohibition of the practise, to permitting it if certain system parameters are configured.</p> <h2>Specifics</h2> <p>In this article, details of how to allow automatic logging-in to a web page concerns the Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 6 and above) browsers only. Please consult your browser documentation for a solution related to your own choice of browser.</p> <p>The solution involves creating a specially-crafted URL in the following form:-</p> |
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