HP Xw9400 Remote Graphics Software 4.2.0 User Guide - Page 65

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Using Remote Graphics Software sequence defined in the Hotkeys tab) and then pressing the "H" key. The toolbar window appears at the top of the Remote Display Window: The toolbar displays the following controls and information: • hostname: the hostname of the remote Sender • disconnect button: disconnects the current session • CTRL-ALT-DEL button: sends the CTRL-ALT-DEL key sequence to the Sender. Some key-sequences, such as Ctrl-Alt-Del, are trapped by the local system and therefore do not forward to the remote system using normal methods. The user cannot send a Ctrl-Alt-Del key sequence using a keyboard on the Receiver. The Ctrl-Alt-Del button in the toolbar sends this key sequence to the Sender. • Borders button: adds or removes window borders and decorations to the Remote Display Window. • Snap button: when selected, this option causes the Remote Display Window to snap to the edges of the screen whenever the boundaries of the window are within 10 pixels of the edge of the screen. • Image quality slider: sets the compression level. Higher settings require greater bandwidth. • Network bandwidth: displays the current network bandwidth received by this session. • Image update rate: displays the number of image updates per second received by this session. 57

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Using Remote Graphics Software
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sequence defined in the Hotkeys tab) and then pressing the
"H"
key. The toolbar
window appears at the top of the Remote Display Window:
The toolbar displays the following controls and information:
•
hostname
: the hostname of the remote Sender
•
disconnect button
: disconnects the current session
•
CTRL-ALT-DEL button
: sends the CTRL-ALT-DEL key sequence to the
Sender. Some key-sequences, such as C
trl-Alt-Del
, are trapped by the
local system and therefore do not forward to the remote system using normal
methods. The user cannot send a C
trl-Alt-Del
key sequence using a
keyboard on the Receiver.
The C
trl-Alt-Del
button in the toolbar sends
this key sequence to the Sender.
•
Borders button
: adds or removes window borders and decorations to the
Remote Display Window.
•
Snap button
: when selected, this option causes the Remote Display Window
to snap to the edges of the screen whenever the boundaries of the window
are within 10 pixels of the edge of the screen.
•
Image quality slider
: sets the compression level. Higher settings require
greater bandwidth.
•
Network bandwidth
: displays the current network bandwidth received by
this session.
•
Image update rate
: displays the number of image updates per second
received by this session.