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Customizing the <Home> Screen

This section describes what can be customized and managed from the items displayed when <Menu> is pressed on

the <Home> screen.

Depending on the setting for <Allow Home Screen Customization for Common Use> and the privileges of the

be displayed when <Move Buttons>, <Edit Buttons>, <Home Screen Layout Settings>, or <Wallpaper

Settings> is selected.

- <Customize for Personal Use>: Select this to customize the Home screen for the current login user. The

default settings for <Customize for Personal Use> follow the settings for <Customize for Common Use>.

- <Customize for Common Use>: Select this to customize the Home screen for the users who have no

personalized screen, such as non-login users, Guest users, etc. The settings in <Customize for Common

Use> are applied until the authenticated user configures <Customize for Personal Use>.

If the settings in <Customize for Common Use> are changed, the changes are also reflected to <Customize

for Personal Use> until the authenticated user configures <Customize for Personal Use>.

<Home> screen settings can be imported/exported between machines that support the <Home> screen.

Importing/Exporting the Setting Data(P. 827)

<Home> screen settings are not imported to machines that support the <Quick Menu> screen but do not

support the <Home> screen.

Even if any of the settings in <Home Management Settings for Personal Use> is disabled when exporting,

personal settings are exported if they are already configured.

You can move function buttons and Personal buttons/Shared buttons.

Only <Move:> can be used for function buttons.

<Rename>, <Delete>, and <Move> can be used for Personal buttons/Shared buttons.

You can select one of the following items for the size and number of buttons displayed on a single screen.

<3 large buttons per page>

<6 large buttons per page>

<9 medium buttons per page>

<12 medium small buttons per page>

<15 small buttons per page>

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