HP t505 Administrator Guide 10 - Page 11

User Settings, Advanced, Behavior Settings, Log Off, Restart, Shut down, User Interface

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Customizing the user interface The settings under the User Settings heading let you enable or disable access to specific system settings for standard users. Select the Advanced button for quick access to HP Logon Manager and HP Hotkey Filter. NOTE: For information about HP Logon Manager, see the administrator guide for your operating system. For information about HP Hotkey Filter, see the administrator guide for HP Hotkey Filter. The settings under the Behavior Settings heading let you specify an action to occur when a smart card is removed from the system: Log Off, Restart, or Shut down. The following table describes the settings under the User Interface heading. Setting Display tiles button Display applications Display connections Display StoreFront Display websites Display browser button Display address box Display navigation buttons Display home button Display admin button Display power button Allow lock Allow logoff Description If set to On, the Tiles button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing users to access the configured applications, connections, and websites. NOTE: If the Tiles button is disabled, users will not be able to access the configured applications, connections, or websites. If no applications, connections, or websites are configured, the Tiles button is not displayed even if this setting is enabled. If set to On, the configured applications are available to users in the Tiles panel of the user interface. If set to On, the configured Citrix ICA, RDP, and VMware connections are available to users in the Tiles panel of the user interface. If set to On, the configured Citrix StoreFront connections are available to users in the Tiles panel of the user interface. If set to On, the configured Internet, network, and Citrix Web Interface sites are available to users in the Tiles panel of the user interface. If set to On, the Browser button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing users to access the built-in web browser. If set to On, the address box for the built-in web browser is displayed in the user interface. NOTE: The setting does not apply to the full Internet Explorer browser. If the full Internet Explorer browser is used, the built-in web browser controls are always disabled. If set to On, the navigation buttons for the built-in web browser is displayed in the user interface. NOTE: The setting does not apply to the full Internet Explorer browser. If the full Internet Explorer browser is used, the built-in web browser controls are always disabled. If set to On, the home button is displayed in the top-left corner of the user interface when using the built-in browser or the full Internet Explorer browser in embedded mode (see Adding an Internet, network, or Citrix Web Interface site on page 11). NOTE: The home button is not accessible if the full Internet Explorer browser is full screen but not embedded in the HP Easy Shell user interface. If set to On, the Admin button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing administrators to access HP Easy Shell Configuration. If set to On, the power button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing users to select from the available settings. If set to On, users can lock the computer using the drop-down menu for the power button. If set to On, users can log off the current user account using the drop-down menu for the power button. Customizing the user interface 5

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Customizing the user interface
The settings under the
User Settings
heading let you enable or disable access to specific system settings for
standard users. Select the
Advanced
button for quick access to HP Logon Manager and HP Hotkey Filter.
NOTE:
For information about HP Logon Manager, see the administrator guide for your operating system. For
information about HP Hotkey Filter, see the administrator guide for HP Hotkey Filter.
The settings under the
Behavior Settings
heading let you specify an action to occur when a smart card is
removed from the system:
Log Off
,
Restart
, or
Shut down
.
The following table describes the settings under the
User Interface
heading.
Setting
Description
Display tiles button
If set to
On
, the Tiles button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing
users to access the configured applications, connections, and websites.
NOTE:
If the Tiles button is disabled, users will not be able to access the configured
applications, connections, or websites. If no applications, connections, or websites are
configured, the Tiles button is not displayed even if this setting is enabled.
Display applications
If set to
On
, the configured applications are available to users in the Tiles panel of the user
interface.
Display connections
If set to
On
, the configured Citrix ICA, RDP, and VMware connections are available to users in the
Tiles panel of the user interface.
Display StoreFront
If set to
On
, the configured Citrix StoreFront connections are available to users in the Tiles panel
of the user interface.
Display websites
If set to
On
, the configured Internet, network, and Citrix Web Interface sites are available to
users in the Tiles panel of the user interface.
Display browser button
If set to
On
, the Browser button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface,
allowing users to access the built-in web browser.
Display address box
If set to
On
, the address box for the built-in web browser is displayed in the user interface.
NOTE:
The setting does not apply to the full Internet Explorer browser. If the full Internet
Explorer browser is used, the built-in web browser controls are always disabled.
Display navigation buttons
If set to
On
, the navigation buttons for the built-in web browser is displayed in the user
interface.
NOTE:
The setting does not apply to the full Internet Explorer browser. If the full Internet
Explorer browser is used, the built-in web browser controls are always disabled.
Display home button
If set to
On
, the home button is displayed in the top-left corner of the user interface when using
the built-in browser or the full Internet Explorer browser in embedded mode (see
Adding an
Internet, network, or Citrix Web Interface site
on page
11
).
NOTE:
The home button is not accessible if the full Internet Explorer browser is full screen but
not embedded in the HP Easy Shell user interface.
Display admin button
If set to
On
, the Admin button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing
administrators to access HP Easy Shell Configuration.
Display power button
If set to
On
, the power button is displayed in the top-right corner of the user interface, allowing
users to select from the available settings.
Allow lock
If set to
On
, users can lock the computer using the drop-down menu for the power button.
Allow logoff
If set to
On
, users can log off the current user account using the drop-down menu for the power
button.
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