Novell ZENWORKS HANDELD MANAGEMENT 7 SP1 IR4 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 57

To view the button naming conventions for your particular handheld device: on the
handheld device, click Start > Settings > Buttons. For example, on a Compaq* iPAQ
Pocket PC, the buttons are named Button 1, Button 2, and so forth. On a HP* Jornada
Pocket PC, the buttons are named Hot key 1, Hot key 2, and so forth.
5b Select a button or type the name of a button, click OK, then select an option:
Reset to Default: Resets the selected button's association to the factory default
association.
Set to Application: Lets you specify the application to assign to the selected button.
If you specify an application that is not in the Start menu path (or subpath), the button
applet might not show the correct settings. To apply the changes, you are prompted to
restart the handheld device.
Set to Other Function: Lets you specify a function from the drop-down list to
assign a function to the selected button.
5c Click Apply.
6 On the Programs: Start Menu/Desktop page, do the following:
6a Click Add to specify a program to be added to the Short Cut list.
6b In the Edit Program dialog box, fill in the Shortcut Name option (this is the name that
displays in the Start menu or on the desktop), fill in the Target path (the full path to an
application's executable file), then click OK.
6c To remove certain programs from the device's Start menu/desktop, you might find it
easier to specify a list of allowed applications and select the Move All Other Start Menu/
Desktop Items to the Programs Folder check box. When the policy is enforced, all
programs not listed in the Icon Name list are moved to the Programs folder.
6d To hide the names and icons of all listed programs in the Programs folder, select Hide All
Items in the Programs Folder. Using this option lets the user run applications only from
the Start menu (on Pocket PC devices) or on the desktop (on handheld PC devices).
6e Click Apply.
7 On the Applications page, do the following:
7a Click Add.
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