Kyocera FS-1135MFP KM-NET ADMIN Operation Guide for Ver 2.0 - Page 24

Saving Changes, Tab Scrolling, Set Rows per Tab Maximum, Edit Default List Views, List View - login

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Device Manager order of tab columns column sizing rows per page List View maintains the settings on the last viewed tab for each available device group. This is done to minimize the amount of user preference data transferred during login. List View preferences are saved for all users except Guest users. Saving Changes KMnet Admin automatically saves changes made outside the Add Tab and Edit Tab dialog boxes (column widths, column order, tab order, and rows per page). The settings are always saved on the last viewed tab for each device group. Changes will not be saved for users of the guest account. Guest users can make these types of changes during a session, but the default list view preferences will be displayed the next time the user logs on under the guest account. This makes it easier for multiple users to regularly use the guest account. Tab Scrolling If there are too many tabs to fit on a single screen, the tabs are divided into "pages." Use the left and right arrows below the toolbar to change between pages of tabs. When you move to a new page, the tab on the left of that page becomes selected. You can change the number of tabs displayed on each page by changing the size of the viewing area. You can change the size of the viewing area in one of three ways: Drag the navigation area/List View separator bar to the left or to the right. Resize the window. Change the display resolution when the browser is in full-screen mode. If you change the size of the viewing area, the currently selected tab remains selected, but its position on the screen may change. Set Rows per Page Use this dialog box to set the number of rows (that is, printing systems) displayed on each page. The number of rows per page is a global characteristic, so it applies to all device groups. Guest users can change Set Rows per Page, but the new setting is not saved for the next session. 32 Tab Maximum List View supports a maximum of 32 tabs. An error message will be generated if the maximum is exceeded. Edit Default List Views The Edit Default List Views Mode check box lets administrators view and edit the default List View tabs, which are used in the following ways: When you log on for the first time, List View displays the default tabs. Any time you log on under the guest account, List View displays the default tabs. When you want to add a new tab, you can save time by importing one of the default tabs. 3-2 User Guide

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Device Manager
order of tab columns
column sizing
rows per page
List View
maintains the settings on the last viewed tab for each available
device group. This is done to minimize the amount of user preference data
transferred during login.
List View
preferences are saved for all users except
Guest users.
Saving Changes
KMnet Admin
automatically saves changes made outside the
Add Tab
and
Edit Tab
dialog boxes (column widths, column order, tab order, and rows per
page). The settings are always saved on the last viewed tab for each device
group. Changes will not be saved for users of the guest account. Guest users
can make these types of changes during a session, but the default list view
preferences will be displayed the next time the user logs on under the guest
account. This makes it easier for multiple users to regularly use the guest
account.
Tab Scrolling
If there are too many tabs to fit on a single screen, the tabs are divided into
"pages." Use the left and right arrows below the toolbar to change between
pages of tabs. When you move to a new page, the tab on the left of that page
becomes selected.
You can change the number of tabs displayed on each page by changing the
size of the viewing area. You can change the size of the viewing area in one of
three ways:
Drag the navigation area/
List View
separator bar to the left or to the right.
Resize the window.
Change the display resolution when the browser is in full-screen mode.
If you change the size of the viewing area, the currently selected tab remains
selected, but its position on the screen may change.
Set Rows per Page
Use this dialog box to set the number of rows (that is, printing systems)
displayed on each page. The number of rows per page is a global characteristic,
so it applies to all device groups. Guest users can change
Set Rows per Page
,
but the new setting is not saved for the next session.
32 Tab Maximum
List View
supports a maximum of 32 tabs. An error message will be generated
if the maximum is exceeded.
Edit Default List Views
The
Edit Default List Views Mode
check box lets administrators view and edit
the default
List View
tabs, which are used in the following ways:
When you log on for the first time,
List View
displays the default tabs.
Any time you log on under the guest account,
List View
displays the default
tabs.
When you want to add a new tab, you can save time by importing one of the
default tabs.
User Guide
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