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CHAPTER 9: The Viewer’s Menu Commands
Don’t Enlarge [IMPORTANT]: At times, you may prefer to keep your window size
constant and inhibit the Viewer from enlarging the display area. This is particularly
true when switching between remote computers on a KVM switch. If you select the
Don’t Enlarge option, images larger than the display area are scaled and images
smaller than the display area are centered.
Auto Size: This option performs an Auto Size Now command (see below) when the
Viewer displays a new video resolution in the display area.
Single: Single-screen view, as opposed to quad-screen view, is the default display
view. The Viewer enters single-screen view when you log into an Ultra Remote. In
single-screen view, the video image from only one remote computer is shown in
the display area. If the Ultra Remote is not connected to a KVM switch, the display
area shows the image of the remote computer connected to the Ultra Remote.
Quad: Quad-screen view is not available unless the Ultra Remote is attached to a
compatible KVM switch. The Viewer displays video from up to four remote
computers at the same time by controlling the KVM switch. In quad-screen view,
mouse and keyboard input does not connect to any of the four remote computers,
and pass-through mode is disabled. The Viewer divides the display area into four
quadrants and a computer-selection box for each quadrant of the screen appears
on the toolbar.
Color: The image is displayed in color. See also Section 12.4 .
Gray: The image is displayed in 256 shades of gray.
Black and White: The image is displayed in black and white only.
Toolbar and Status Bar: You may select that the toolbar and/or status bar not be
displayed, providing more viewing space at the cost of convenience.
Auto Size Now: When you select this, the Viewer attempts to size a remote
computer’s image in the display area using the best possible resolution. If the
remote image is smaller than the display area, the image appears centered in the
display area. If the image is larger than the display area, the Viewer increases the
window size to display the image at the remote computer’s resolution. However, if
the image too large to be viewed on your computer, the Viewer maximizes to fill
your screen. If the remote computer’s resolution is the same as your computer’s,
Auto Size maximizes the window to fill your screen. You may also select the Auto
Size Now command using the toolbar icon.