Web ViewPoint User Guide, Version 5.14
Web ViewPoint User Guide Version 5.14 - 528226-014  17 
above.Please refer to the latest RTE Summary which can be found on the 'Downloads -> Documentation' page at 
http://www.hpWebViewPoint.com. 
It is recommended to have the following settings for effective functioning of Web ViewPoint 
Operating system  Java  IE browser  Compatibility 
32-bit  32-bit only  32-bit 
64-bit  32-bit & 64bit  32-bit / 64-bit 
64-bit  64-bit only  64-bit 
64-bit  32-bit only  32-bit 
 
Below mentioned settings are  NOT  Recommended, it might cause the browser to be unstable or may not be 
compatible with Web ViewPoint 
Operating system  Java  IE browser  Compatibility 
32-bit  64-bit only  32-bit  X 
64-bit 
32-bit only 
64-bit 
X 
64-bit  64-bit only  32-bit  X 
 To replace JRE 1.6.24 with a newer version, please do the following: 
1)  Go to control panel and click on 'Add or remove programs'. 
2)  Select 'Change or remove programs'. 
3)  Find the entry for your Java Runtime and click on ‘Remove’. You may have to repeat this step if you have 
multiple versions of the Java runtime environment. 
4)  Close the 'Add or remove programs' utility. 
5)  Switch to the control panel again and double click on the Java icon. If the system does not launch the 
utility,then you have successfully removed all versions of the Java Runtime. Otherwise, you need to repeat 
step 2and 3 above. 
6)  Download Java Platform, Standard Edition (JavaSE) from 
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/overview/index.html. Web ViewPoint has been tested to be 
compatible with versions J2SE 1.6 (build 1.6.24) up to the latest, JavaSE 7 (build 1.7.0_15), with a few 
exceptions (See README for compatibility specifics).You can also obtain the old versions of java by going 
to
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/. 
7)  Click on 'Download JRE'. 
8)  After accepting the license, select Windows online installation. Follow the prompts to complete the 
installation.  
BROWSER SETTINGS: 
If using IE 7.0 or later please make the following browser settings: 
Go to Tools---- >Internet Options 
Click on the Security tab----- >Internet--- >Custom Level--> 
---->ActiveX controls and plug-ins 
Allow Scriptlets   Enable 
Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting  Prompt 
---->Miscellaneous 
Access data sources across domains   Enable 
Allow script initiated windows without size or position constraints  Enable 
Allow webpages to use restricted protocols for active content   Enable 
Allow websites to open windows without address or status bar   Enable 
Display mixed content   Enable 










