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Directory Mode

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Using Remote Graphics Software Directory Mode Starting the Receiver in Directory Mode When the Receiver starts in Directory Mode the Receiver looks up the name and location of a directory file containing the names of users and their assigned systems. The Receiver reads this file to identify the systems assigned to the current user and attempts to automatically connect to them. The directory file may contain multiple users with a list of Senders assigned to each user. The first time the Receiver starts in Directory Mode, if the command line (directory "filename") specifies a filename the Receiver will use that file as the directory. If no file name is specified, the user is prompted to select the location and name of the directory file. After the location of the directory file is set, the Receiver automatically connects to the Senders assigned to the user specified in the file. The locations of the directory file can be reset using the Receiver control panel. 59

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Using Remote Graphics Software
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Directory Mode
Starting the Receiver in Directory Mode
When the Receiver starts in Directory Mode the Receiver looks up the name and
location of a directory file containing the names of users and their assigned systems.
The Receiver reads this file to identify the systems assigned to the current user and
attempts to automatically connect to them. The directory file may contain multiple
users with a list of Senders assigned to each user.
The first time the Receiver starts in Directory Mode, if the command line (
-
directory "filename"
) specifies a filename the Receiver will use that file as the
directory. If no file name is specified, the user is prompted to select the location and
name of the directory file.
After the location of the directory file is set, the Receiver automatically connects to
the Senders assigned to the user specified in the file. The locations of the directory
file can be reset using the Receiver control panel.