Zenworks Explorer - Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTION REFERENCE 10.3 30-03-2010 Management Manual

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/min
EXAMPLE:
/r
EXAMPLE:
/s
EXAMPLE:
Using the ZENworks Window as the Windows Shell
If the ZENworks Window is used as a Windows shell, only the ZENworks Window is visible on the
device. You do not have access to the device desktop so the Start menu, Quick Launch toolbar, and
the ZENworks Icon are also not visible.
Using the ZENworks Window as a Windows shell is useful in scenarios where you want to restrict
the user on the managed device to access only the applications displayed in the ZENworks Window.
For example, if you want the user to access only applications such as Notepad and Calculator, ensure
that the ZENworks Windows displays only these applications. To shut down the device, click File >
Shutdown.
To use the ZENworks Window as a shell on a Windows 2000/XP device:
1 On the Windows 2000/XP workstation, run
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
2 Change the SHELL value from
c:\program files\novell\zenworks\nalwin.exe
If you want the ZENworks Window to be maximized when it comes up, add the
nalwin.exe
3 Close
4 Restart Windows.

6.3.2 ZENworks Explorer

ZENworks Explorer is an extension to Windows Explorer that enables bundles to be displayed in
Windows Explorer, on the desktop, on the Start menu, on the Quick Launch toolbar, and in the
notification area.
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Description
Displays the Application Window minimized when first loaded,
overriding the window state (size and position) that was saved
nalwin /min
when exiting the previous Application Window session.
Resets the Application Launcher launch flag to 0. This occurs
automatically when Application Launcher terminates normally.
nalwin /r
However, if Application Launcher terminates abnormally (for
example, a user uses Ctrl+Alt+Del to shut down
launch flag is not reset and Application Launcher cannot be
restarted until the workstation is rebooted or this switch is used.
Makes the Application Window act like the Windows shell. For
example, on the File menu, the Exit Application Launcher option
nalwin /s
changes to Shutdown and gives the user the standard Windows
shutdown options.
This is not a true replacement for the Windows shell. If users
minimize the Application Window, they have access to the normal
desktop.
(for example,
nalwin.exe /max
.
regedit.exe
regedit.exe
to:
explorer.exe
).
nalwin.exe
and locate the following setting:
/max
), the
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