Symantec ALTIRIS DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 - V1.0, Руководство пользователя

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Altiris® ImageExplorer
default program for the Quick Open feature by clicking View > Settings and editing the
Open with program box.
See also: Print a File on page 328 and Settings on page 329.
Open Split Image Files
If an image is too large or you are trying to meet size restrictions to store an image
(such as dividing image files to 600 MB segments to fit on multiple CDs), you can use
the features in RapiDeploy to split the image file into multiple files. When editing,
ImageExplorer keeps track of these split image files and prompts you to locate any
additional linked image files that are not stored in the same directory.
Find Missing Split Image Files
If multiple files from a split image are kept in different folders or on separate CDs, this
dialog appears to help you locate the missing split image files. Enter a path in the field
or browse to the missing files. ImageExplorer keeps track of all files in a split image and
prompts you for any missing split image files that are not located in the same folder.
Add New Files
1. Open ImageExplorer .
2. Select File > Open . Select an image file.
3. Click OK .
4. Right-click the preferred volume or folder in the image and select Add Files . The
Select the files to add dialog appears.
Option 1:
Locate a file and click Open . The new file appears in the Details pane.
Option 2:
Drag a file from Windows Explorer to the selected folder or volume in an image file
displayed in ImageExplorer, or copy and paste the file. If you have selected the
corresponding
Settings option, a message appears that confirms your decision to
copy a file to the image file. See Paste & Drop operations in Settings on
page 329.
Note
You can access and edit text files by double-clicking the file in the Details pane of the
ImageExplorer dialog.
Convert an Image
The internal file format for images has changed from file format 4 in Deployment Server
5.5 and earlier, to file format 6 in Deployment Server 5.6 or later. File format 6 has
remained the same since its release, but minor changes have been made to improve the
overall format structure.
This feature lets you select any previously created image file and convert it to the
current file format that RapiDeploy uses today. If the file format changes in future