Under Tools > Internet Options, on the Security tab, confirm that you can download signed ActiveX control using the Local intranet zone. (You do not need Power User or Administrator privileges to run the ActiveX controls.) If not, another user with appropriate privileges can download them for you, by signing on and using PRPC briefly.

If your Windows account has Power User or Administrator privileges, you can download these controls. Alternatively, you or your Windows technical support staff can download them once, using their own account privileges or an installer found on the PRPC installation media. If your Windows network account and Internet Explorer settings permit downloading, Windows automatically downloads each needed ActiveX control on demand, when first needed. Temporary Internet Files (cache) and page refresh settingsįor many users, PRPC requires a few Pegasystems-signed ActiveX controls on the workstation. See PDN article 25265 Adding browser plug-ins to accessible applications. The Adobe Reader plug-in is often used in accessible applications. This plug-in is available for many browsers and platforms, from Microsoft at: The Flash Player is available as a small download from Microsoft SilverlightĪpplication users who want to use the Document Scanner flow actions must install Microsoft's Silverlight plug-in, Version 5 or later. Flash PlayerĪdobe Flash Player plug-in is required to use the Flow Explorer, Show Calls, Declarative Network, interactive charts, and other displays.

However, in some Windows configurations, installation of the plug-ins require a Windows Administrator log-in (not a Windows log-in that has administrative privileges). and Microsoft Inc.ĭepending on Windows and Internet Explorer settings, users at workstations with World Wide Web access can download these plug-ins quickly upon first use. PRPC users may need free browser plug-ins from Adobe Systems Inc.

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