You can use this utility to easily make a desktop shortcut for Forms Boss Web that uses Internet Explorer:
Run this program and click Create Desktop Shortcut
Adobe Reader must be installed
Go here and uncheck the optional offer
The steps below are not required if you use the shortcut that the above ieshortcut utility creates and have Adobe Reader XI or Acrobat Reader DC installed.
Setting Internet Explorer to be the default web browser in Windows 10
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Open the new Settings app (left-click the Start button and then left-click Settings).
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Left-click System.
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On the left, left-click Default apps.
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Scroll down and left-click Edge in the Web browser area and when the list appears left-click Internet Explorer.
Making a Forms Boss Web desktop shortcut in Windows 10
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Right-click the desktop and holder move your mouse cursor to the New menu and then left-click Shortcut.
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Type in "c:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" https://www.formsbossweb.com and left-click Next.
If you have a 32 bit version of Windows you will need to type in
"c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" https://www.formsbossweb.com and left-click Next.
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Type Forms Boss Web and left-click Finish.
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You should now have an Internet Explorer shortcut for Forms Boss.
Removing the Microsoft Edge shortcut
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Right-click the Edge (solid blue e)
icon on your taskbar.
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Left click the option that says Unpin from Taskbar.
Pinning Internet Explorer to the Taskbar and Start
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Click the Start button. Begin typing internet
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When you see it in the list, right-click it. Left-click Pin to Start. Right-click it again and left-click Pin to taskbar.
- You should now have an Internet Explorer at the bottom of the screen on the taskbar and on the start menu.