Windows
Registry
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VisVIP uses two Windows registry string values 'Browser' and
'Site' under the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\NIST\VisVip\1.0 to
control the web browser used and the initial site loaded. The value
of 'Browser' is the full pathname of the browser executable, e.g.,
C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplorer.exe. If 'Browser' does
not exist, the user's default browser is used. The value of 'Site' is
the site name only. E.g., if your data is in C:\Program
Files\VisVip\data\mystuff, then the value of 'Site' should be
'mystuff'. If 'Site' does not exist, the value of the environment
variable VisVIP_WEBSITE is used if it exists, otherwise the 'works'
site is loaded.
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Execute
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VisVIP can be executed, like any other Windows program, from the
Start menu. The menu item can be copied to the desktop to create an
icon that will start up VisVIP. The Windows version of VisVIP
supports the same command line options as the Unix version. These
options can be added to the 'Target' field in the 'Properties' of the
VisVIP icon. E.g., to view large site maps more quickly without the
node labels, change the 'Target' to:
"C:\Program Files\VisVip\visvip.exe" -nolabel
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NIST Web Metrics
