Cross domain access is enabled by default. However, when enhanced security is on, cross domain access is automatically prevented. Administrators lock the setting so it can't be changed by the user. For additional security-related details, refer to the Application Security Guide.

Note: The enhanced security feature is designed to limit document behaviors in workflows where those behaviors are perceived as a vulnerability or security risk. In workflows where security is critical, end users can turn this feature on.

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bCrossDomainLogging

Enables cross domain logging for communication with a server that uses a cross domain policy file to manage the flow of data that does not conform to a same-origin policy.

A redesign of the popup note style and comments list displays whether or not the note is a response to another comment. Layout and formatting is also enhanced. For details about these changes, see the What's New

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bEnableCommentNewLayout

Specifies whether a new layout and popup style deployed May 9 should be enabled.

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bChooseLangAtStartup	Allows the user to choose the language at startup.
bLoadAllPluginsAtStartup	Specifies whether all plugins should be loaded when the application is started.
bshowEULA	Toggles on and off whether the end user license agreement appears.
bSplashDisplayedAtStartup	Toggles whether the splash screen appears on startup.
bUnixLanguageStartup	A UNIX preference that toggles whether the splash screen appears on startup.
iEULAAcceptanceTime	The amount of time granted to users after installation to accept the end user agreement.