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Table 5.2 – continued from previous page
Control Description
Options
→
Soft Keyboard
→ Layout
Small and big keyboard layouts are possible.
Options
→
Soft Keyboard
→ Mapping
Used for choosing the according language and country mapping
of the Soft-Keyboard.
Options
→
Local Keyboard
Used to change the language mapping of your browser machine
running the Remote Console Applet. Normally the Applet de-
termines the correct value automatically. However, depending
on your particular JVM and your browser machine settings this
is not always possible. A typical example is a German localized
system that uses an US-English keyboard mapping. In this case
you have to change the Local Keyboard setting manually to the
right language
Options
→
OSD Panel
Opens a panel for handling the LARA on-screen display. Have a
look at Section
5.3.3 on the next page for a detailed description
of the available options.
Options
→
Mouse handling
The submenu for mouse handling offers two options for synchro-
nizing the local and the remove mouse pointer, explained in Sec-
tion
5.3.4 on page 28 . The third option ’toggle remote visibility’
works in conjuction with the LARAm utility for Win32 systems
(Section
4.1.4 on page 17 ). If this program is activated on the
controlled machine the remote mouse pointer may be hidden.
Options
→
Local cursor
Offers a list of different cursor shapes to choose from for the local
mouse pointer. The selected shape will be saved for the current
user and activated again next time this user opens the Remote
Console. The number of available shapes depends on the Java
Virtual Machine, only a version of 1.2 or higher offers the full
list.
KM Indicator The KM symbol right of the option menu is always indicating
whether the Monitor Mode is switched on or of. It will be of red
color in case the Monitor Mode is switched on and of green color
otherwise.
5.3.2. Remote Chat Frame
The LARA Remote Console features a Chat Frame that allows you to communicate with other
parties logged into the same device. Figure
5.5 on the following page shows an example of the Chat
Frame.
The Chat Frame is helpful especially for discussing problems and questions among logged in LARA
users in case the remote host’s screen should not be changed or misused for that purpose.
Table 5.3 on the next page will list all Chat Frame elements together with their meaning and usage.
The elements will be referred to by the terms introduced in Figure 5.5 on the following page.