Exported html files want to sign into my company local server

My exported muse html files on a stand alone kiosk computer that is connected to the internet, is requiring each button touch for each new page to sign into my local company network server with a pop up window.
These are straight up exported files from muse.
The stand alone computer is to serve as a kiosk at a different location with internet service. The web site will not be served across the internet but from the stand alone kiosk.
The computer is a touch screen with no keyboard connected or mouse.
Is there hidden code in muse that is prompting my files to request this action.
Thanks for any info
Ken

There's nothing special in the Muse code gen.
If you hand coded two HTML pages that linked to one another and put them on the same host you're using, I'm confident you'd find the same behavior. It sounds like something in either the configuration of the kiosk or the network/hosting where the html files are being hosted.

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When I export my ePub book and crack it open the markup files are in xhtml. Whereas all the free books that I've downloaded on gutenberg.org have had html files inside them. Is there an option in InDesign to export the files as html? In case you were wondering why I have written some JavaScript do do some ePub parsing and the javascript evaluate function works differently with xhtml.

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Can ARD 3 be used for users who want to remote into a windows based server?

I have a couple users at the company I work at who will need to be able to remote into our Windows Server. These users all have Macs and will have to go about remoting in differently. I have done some research on Apple Remote Desktop but i am unsure if it fits my users needs. If I have someone download and install this software on a mac, will they then be able to remote into a windows based server using an IP address? that is my goal in mind could get some help on this one I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,
- Rich

I'm referring to what windows can do via Remote Desktop connection.
You open up the RDC dialog box, enter an external IP address (if working remotely) or a server name if working internally and connect right to the machine. Ideally i want my users to be able to log into our terminal server and be able to use a program remotely. they will have to log on to this server with company credentials. Basically from a mac, connecting up to a Windows Server and remotely logging into it to perform tasks.
I'm really just trying to find an easy way to do this for my user's with MAC's since it is not as straightforward as in windows. I cannot test anything out at home since i do not own a mac so i come to the community to see if you guys have had the same kind of situation before.
ARD was the first peice of software that looked like it might fit my needs but if it doesn't is there anything out there? is it for free or for a cost? any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
- Rich

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