HP t620 Login Screen Customization
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Technical white paper Login Screen Customization HP ThinPro Table of contents Overview...2 Themes...2 Desktop background configuration ...2 Common attributes...2 name...2 padding...2 color ...3 alpha ...3 size ...3 position...3 alignment ...3 context...4 Elements ...4 global ...4 gradient ...4 image - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 2
HP ThinPro Background Manager can be used to choose between several predefined background themes and further customize the end-user experience, including the desktop background, login, and logout screens on the thin client pixels } Any number of image, polygon name: itemName; Default: none Use: - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 3
absolute pixels or in percentage of screen height. Example: size: 400×10%; Default: the natural size of the element; that is, the pixel size of or in percentage of screen width and height. Example: position: 400,90%; Default: 0,0 (the upper left) Use: Specifies the position of the element. Alignment - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 4
are a fraction of the distance to the screen edge (top and bottom or left and right). • axis Parameter: [height|width] Example: axis: width; Default: height Use: Specifies the direction of a linear gradient (top-to-bottom or left-to-right) or whether the radius of a radial gradient is half the - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 5
; Use: Specifies the absolute pathname to the image file. Many formats are supported, including PNG, JPG, and GIF. The image can have transparent regions. • proportional Parameter: [true|false] Example: proportional: false; Default: true Use: When true, the image aspect ratio is maintained when the - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 6
location in the rectangular region. 0.0,0.0 would be the region's upper left; 1.0,1.0, the lower right. • filled Parameter: true|false Example: filled: true; Use: If true (the default when the thin client is in this locale. The supported locales are the same as those supported by HP ThinPro: de_DE - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 7
is rendered in the specified locale. The supported locales are the same as those supported by HP ThinPro: de_DE (German), en_US (English), size: 12pt; Example: font-size: 100; Example: font-size: 5%; Use: Specifies the default size of the font. The text can be further scaled, if size, max-width, and - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 8
HP ThinPro 6.0 or later. Parameter: X or X,Y, where the numbers are the offset in percentage of text height Example: shadow-offset: 4; Example: shadow-offset: 5,3; Default absolute path to the set of image files. Many file formats are supported, including PNG, JPEG, and GIF. Each file must have a - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 9
Example background To create the following custom desktop background: 1. Enter the gradient attribute: gradient { colors: 0.0,6688ff 0.33,446688 1.0,88dddd; } 2. Enter the two text attributes: text { text: Big Business, LLC; color: white; font: unfonts-core; max-height: 300; max-width: 800; - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 10
bottom right; } Dynamic text elements Note Available in HP ThinPro 6.0 or later. HP ThinPro Background Manager can overlay text information on the %%gateway%%-Gateway machine for the network • %%boot_time%%-Date and time the thin client was last rebooted • %%df%%-Amount of free disk space on the - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 11
to user interaction. For the ThinPro configuration, it is launched only when a connection is launched and the authentication parameters are not already supplied for the connection. In both the ThinPro and Smart Zero configurations, it is possible to customize the login dialog box. Note In ThinPro - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 12
or QPushButton#loginButton • QPushButton#cancelButton* The following items are available with HP ThinPro 6.2 and later: • QLabel#leftPixmap-Creates a pixmap to the left of the credentials • QLineEdit#username • QLineEdit#password • QLineEdit#domain Example For example, you might customize the center - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 13
,204); font-size: 24pt; font-weight: bold; } Note Text that is overridden in the .qss file is not localized when the locale changes. You can manually localize this string. (It is UTF-8 encoded.) You might customize the background on the text-entry areas, as follows: /* Black text on white background - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 14
the full screen width and height. • button-location: [right|left]-Specifies whether the buttons are left used as the title instead of the default text. • icon-enabled: [0|1]-Specifies whether displayed. • password-enabled: [0|1]-Specifies whether the password box is HP ThinPro 6.0 or later. 14 - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 15
supported by HP ThinPro. For instance, the login dialog box can be displayed in Dutch if Dutch translations were provided for the *-text fields. The strings provided for a *text field overwrite the default . • password-text: string-Specifies the text to display to the left of the password entry field - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 16
: 0 icon-path: /usr/share/pixmaps/HP_Logo_300.png The Remember Me check box is not displayed and the default login icon is replaced with the HP logo. 2. Configure the following elements in the default.qss and login.rtf files: • Gradient backgrounds for the text-entry areas and the dialog box • An - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 17
progress-visible: [0|1] -Specifies whether a countdown is used. If the countdown expires, the operation proceeds. • prefix-progress-timeout: integer-Specifies the number of seconds in the countdown. • prefix-yes-visible: [0|1] -Specifies whether the yes button is displayed. • prefix-yes-text: string - HP t620 | Login Screen Customization - Page 18
• HP support website: http://www.hp.com/support (search for the thin client model to find the support page for that particular model) - For documentation, see User Guides on the thin client's support page. - For software updates and add-ons, see Software and Drivers on the thin client's support page
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Technical white paper
Login Screen Customization
HP ThinPro
Table of contents
Overview
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Themes
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Desktop background configuration
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Common attributes
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name
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padding
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color
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alpha
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size
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position
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alignment
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context
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Elements
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global
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gradient
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image
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polygon
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rectangle
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text
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tileset
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Example background
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Dynamic text elements
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Custom dynamic tokens
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Login dialog box customization
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Appearance customization
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Additional customization
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Logoff, sleep, restart, and shutdown dialog box customization
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For more information
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