Symantec PCANYWHERE - V12.1, Руководство пользователя

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In the File Name box, type a file name.
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In the Save as type box, select .jpg or .bmp.
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Click Save.
Changing display settings during a remote control session
You can change display settings or temporarily lock the keyboard and mouse on
the host computer during a session.
Video quality and ColorScale options affect product performance, image resolution,
and color depth. For high-bandwidth connections, you can adjust the video quality
to increase performance. For low-bandwidth connections, you can adjust the color
levels to increase performance. If a sharper display is more important to you than
color, use the 4 colors setting. This setting changes the color to gray scale, but
provides sharper resolution.
These changes only affect the current session.
To change display settings during a remote control session
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In the Session Manager window, on the left navigation bar, under Remote
Control, click View/Edit Online Options.
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To change the appearance of the remote control window, in the Online Options
window, select any of the following options:
Synchronizes the resolution settings on the host
computer to match the settings on the remote
computer.
Reduce host desktop to
match remote
Automatically moves any active window (for example,
a dialog message) that appears on the host computer
screen to a visible part of the remote screen.
For example, a dialog box that requires an action from
you might appear out of the viewing area on your
computer. Because you cannot see the message, you
might think the session has locked. By checking this
option, you ensure that such dialog messages appear
in a visible part of your screen.
Host active window tracking
Places command buttons in the upper-left corner of
the remote control window when you are operating in
full-screen mode. The command buttons let you end
the session or return to the two-paned window.
Display Revert and End
Session buttons in full screen
mode
Controlling another computer remotely
What you can do during a remote control session
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