Here are some problems you may run in to, and the workarounds we have found….ġ.) Chrome comes with an array of shortcut key combinations that let you access its hidden features, such as the chrome task manager (shift + ESC) and downloads (Crt + J). So far so good, but there are lots of reasons why this alone is not sufficient for the gallery environment. Start “Chrome” chrome file:///C:/Kiosk2014/CaseLayout.htm?KIOSK=LB-DS-ICT02 –kiosk The following batch script loads up chrome in kiosk mode at a specific page: bat file in windows, run from the command line, or the extra arguments can be inserted into the proprties of the Chrome icon used to load up the application. don’t try this out this unless you can CRT-ALT-DEL out of it! The script below can be saved as a. There are various ways you can do this, all of which involve tagging on the –kiosk argument to the command that starts Chrome. Google Chrome comes with a built in kiosk mode which makes it load up as a full screen browser and without the usual menu bars and features that would normally let you navigate away from or close down the app. Here are a few pointers which have helped us get the system up and running We are using Google Chrome to publish collections based information and multimedia to the galleries in M Shed using a web application.
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