HP t420 Administrator Guide 8 - Page 53

Start menu, Connection management, Switch to Administrator/Switch to User, System Information

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7 Start menu ▲ To open the Start menu, select Start . Connection management The menu lists all the available connections. Right-click the connection name to manage that connection or select it to start the connection. If the connection is running, selecting it stops the connection. For more information on connection management, see Desktop connection management on page 6. Switch to Administrator/Switch to User This option allows you to switch between administrator mode and user mode. System Information This option starts the System Information application. For more information, see System Information on page 61. Control Panel This option starts Control Panel. For more information, see Control Panel on page 43. Tools There are many system tools provided, including one to start programs, such as a text terminal, or to run the Initial Setup Wizard a second time. If you are logged in as a user, only authorized tools are displayed. If this list is empty, the Tools menu entry is hidden. Menu option X Terminal Wireless Statistics Check for Updates Text Editor Task Manager Snipping Tool Registry Editor Initial Setup Wizard Description Lets you execute Linux commands. Lets you view information about wireless access points. Searches for updates from the server. Opens a basic text editor for viewing and editing text files. Lets you monitor the CPU usage and the CPU usage history for the thin client. Lets you take a snapshot of a rectangular selection of the screen, a specific window, or the entire screen. Opens the ThinPro Registry Editor. Starts the Initial Setup Wizard. Connection management 41

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Start menu
To open the Start menu, select
Start
.
Connection management
The menu lists all the available connections. Right-click the connection name to manage that connection or
select it to start the connection. If the connection is running, selecting it stops the connection. For more
information on connection management, see
Desktop connection management
on page
6
.
Switch to Administrator/Switch to User
This option allows you to switch between administrator mode and user mode.
System Information
This option starts the System Information application. For more information, see
System Information
on page
61
.
Control Panel
This option starts Control Panel. For more information, see
Control Panel
on page
43
.
Tools
There are many system tools provided, including one to start programs, such as a text terminal, or to run the
Initial Setup Wizard a second time. If you are logged in as a user, only authorized tools are displayed. If this
list is empty, the Tools menu entry is hidden.
Menu option
Description
X Terminal
Lets you execute Linux commands.
Wireless Statistics
Lets you view information about wireless access points.
Check for Updates
Searches for updates from the server.
Text Editor
Opens a basic text editor for viewing and editing text
files.
Task Manager
Lets you monitor the CPU usage and the CPU usage history for the
thin client.
Snipping Tool
Lets you take a snapshot of a rectangular selection of the screen,
a
specific
window, or the entire screen.
Registry Editor
Opens the ThinPro Registry Editor.
Initial Setup Wizard
Starts the Initial Setup Wizard.
Connection management
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