I'm looking for something to provide guest access at a public library. Can this device require Acceptable Use Policy compliance?
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I dont see how its possible, it seems as the cisco gui doesnt allow to import any sort of policy script or document. This device can provide guest network and can configure allotted time and bandwidth restriction on the guest network and only one guest network.
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My wife uses hers for recorded books and has no problems with it. she tells me that there are five control buttons - at the right hand end - slightly separate from the others, is the "open" button which has a small triangle with a single underline, so your "friend" should have no trouble opening the player
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No, you would have to control functions on the device you are using, like the computer or disk player.
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You can using apps that support a standard called WebDav. Many do. Among them are iFiles and Good Reader.
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I don't know. It works great for our library software. We did not have to download anything. It worked right away.
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Free wifi? yep. If it has a password then, no, unless you have the password. I use one of my cable companies hot spots to use my kindle at work.
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I've got this in a mixed environment with no issues as long as the file type is supported by the respective OS/Applications on the machine in question.
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I have no idea why this information would be needed. I am a user of the device, not a technical expert. Mine works fine for its intended purpose. That is all I can comment on.
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if you mean mobipocket that is DRM'd, in theory you *can* read secure mobipocket on this device -- but not without extreme contortions (i.e. running it through a variety of homegrown utilities to massage the mobi into a format that Sony can understand).In practice, it probably isn't going to buy you much over the kindle because if you jump through the hoops needed to make your secure mobipocket readable on the sony, it will probably be readable on the Kindle. For more information on this, check out the mobile read forums over at http://www.mobileread.com/forums/ which has a wealth of information on all things related to virtually every ereader out there (or soon-to-be).Hope this helps.N. Jenkins if you mean mobipocket that is DRM'd, in theory you *can* read secure mobipocket on this device -- but not without extreme contortions (i.e. running it through a variety of homegrown utilities to massage the mobi into a format that Sony can understand).In practice, it probably isn't going to buy you much over the kindle because if you jump through the hoops needed to make your secure mobipocket readable on the sony, it will probably be readable on the Kindle. For more information on this, check out the mobile read forums over at http://www.mobileread.com/forums/... » Read More if you mean mobipocket that is DRM'd, in theory you *can* read secure mobipocket on this device -- but not without extreme contortions (i.e. running it through a variety of homegrown utilities to massage the mobi into a format that Sony can understand).In practice, it probably isn't going to buy you much over the kindle because if you jump through the hoops needed to make your secure mobipocket readable on the sony, it will probably be readable on the Kindle. For more information on this, check out the mobile read forums over at http://www.mobileread.com/forums/ which has a wealth of information on all things related to virtually every ereader out there (or soon-to-be).Hope this helps.N. Jenkins « Show Less
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Yes. Any place that allows free hot spots, you can connect. There is a setting to go to for wireless and as long as it's 'free' without a password, you have no problems at all. I take my Kindle with my everywhere and use it - restaurants, Starbucks, work, etc.
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Yes. As long as you have an account, you enter the info and you're good to go. Same with any of the service for the device. IE Netfilx, hulu Plus, etc. Downside. the OS is a bit wonky and slow.
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Do not know what you mean. It has users which you can specify to access it. You setup the user and password. They do not have it, they cannot view. Pretty standard stuff.
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well i have to agree with the rest "i just don't use it." since the advent of Roboform - Everywhere for i.e. Maxthon, and Last Pass for Firefox carrying around a flashdrive safe is more problematic than solution oriented. I also saw a new one on portables.com called password gorilla (untested as of this response). so there you have it. 20 bucks a year and unlimited access to all your sign-ins is verrrryy hard to beat.
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Do you have to take this device out of your luggage at security? (Laptops require it, iPad/Kindle does not)
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I've asked Amazon the same question. The Windows based system will allow complete use of the Amazon purchased books and movies. However, the "other" Android or Windows tablets will not run the Kindle appa, i.e. the free Kindle library.
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If you are working with Windows and have &lt;guest.exe&gt; installed it should work. In other words the hardware is capable; you just need the right software.
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No fee, I have not had much luck getting this to work but I also have not put much work into getting it to function. It is not as user friendly as they advertise.