Prog to avoid being logged off - not from ISP

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RedFox

I want to stay connected to an open browser on a brokerage web site.
After about 10 mins of inactivity I have to log on again. I am in a very
secure location so there is no risk.

This has no relation to being logged off by the isp.

Is there any such program?

TIA

rf
 
I want to stay connected to an open browser on a brokerage web site.
After about 10 mins of inactivity I have to log on again. I am in a
very secure location so there is no risk.

This has no relation to being logged off by the isp.

Is there any such program?

TIA

rf
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I had a similiar problem with a govt secure website here. I simply used
a timer to send a Ctrl-F + Esc (find + escape) keystroke every 5 minutes
of inactivity.
 
RedFox said:
I want to stay connected to an open browser on a brokerage web site.
After about 10 mins of inactivity I have to log on again. I am in a very
secure location so there is no risk.

This has no relation to being logged off by the isp.

Is there any such program?
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Do you know any HTML?

If so, you could write a page (stored on your webspace or even your hard
disk) using frames which loads the particular page as its source, with a
http meta refresh set to 5 minutes.

You could also use PHP include to do the same thing

-=# Amos E Wolfe #=-

* contact me off-list if you need further explanation - I could probably
write the page for you if needed.
 
Thanks Doc Great idea. I just dnloaded PowerPro after visiting
that gem - pricelessware.org.

Now my hair has a chance of growing back again ;-)

Thanks to Amos too. If this prog doesn't work, Ill have a look at yours.

Help much appreciated :-)

rf
 
Thanks Doc Great idea. I just dnloaded PowerPro after visiting
that gem - pricelessware.org.

Now my hair has a chance of growing back again ;-)

Thanks to Amos too. If this prog doesn't work, Ill have a look at yours.

Help much appreciated :-)

rf
 
Thanks Doc Great idea. I just dnloaded PowerPro after visiting
that gem - pricelessware.org.
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PowerPro excels, and you will find it more and more useful everyday. It is
what I was gonna recommend after you asked.

ps, pricelessware.org does not link to the latest powerpro.
 
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