Graco 312353B Manual De Usuario

Many toolbars that integrate with IE also contain pop-up 
blockers, such as those available from Google and 
Yahoo. F

IG

. 3 shows an example of the Google toolbar; 

others are very similar.

Typically, when a PC has an active pop-up blocker and 
the Matrix client is launched, a progress bar appears 
briefly and disappears without any further visible indica-
tion of anything happening. This is usually an indication 
that the PC has a pop-up blocker that is stopping the 
Matrix window from appearing.

There are some general guidelines to follow to track 
down the responsible pop-up blocker (there can easily 
be multiple pop-up blockers present in any system). The 
goal is to configure each pop-up blocker by either turn-
ing it off or telling it to allow pop-ups generated by the 
Matrix server (while still blocking pop-ups from all other 
sites). On a single-PC Matrix system, you should config-
ure the pop-up blocker to allow pop-ups from server 
address http://127.0.0.1. On multiple-PC systems, the 
address to allow is that of the Matrix server, either its 
host name or IP address.

Many pop-up blockers recognize the Control key on the 
keyboard, if pressed while clicking on a Link, as a com-
mand to temporarily allow pop-ups originating from that 
link’s source. To try this method, hold down the Control 
key on the keyboard while double-clicking on the Matrix 
Client Icon on the desktop. This works only for that par-
ticular pop-up instance, so it’s not a good long-term 
solution.

First, open a blank IE browser window. Click on Tools in 
the menu bar (F

IG

. 1). Choose Turn Off Pop-up 

Blocker or configure the pop-up blocker to allow 
pop-ups from the Matrix server.

If IE has been properly configured and the Matrix win-
dows still do not appear, it’s time to look for pop-up 
blockers from other vendors, starting with toolbars inte-
grated with IE. In IE, click on View in the menu bar and 
choose Toolbars (F

. 4).