Accessing Bundles; Zenworks Window; Zenworks Explorer - Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - ZENWORKS ADAPTATIVE AGENT GUIDE 10.3 30-03-2010 Information Manual

4.3 Accessing Bundles

The ZENworks
assigned to you: the ZENworks Window, ZENworks Explorer, and the ZENworks Icon.

4.3.1 ZENworks Window

The ZENworks Window is a standalone window that you can launch from the Start menu (Start
menu > Programs > Novell ZENworks > ZENworks Application Window).
The ZENworks Window left pane displays the following:
[All] folder: Contains all bundles that have been distributed to you, regardless of the folder in
which they are located.
ZENworks folder: Contains all bundles that have not been assigned to a different folder. The
ZENworks folder is the default folder for bundles; however, your administrator can create
additional folders in which to organize bundles, and can even rename the ZENworks folder.
When you select a folder in the left pane, the right pane displays the bundles that are contained
within the folder. You can:
Install a bundle or launch an application for an already installed bundle.
View the properties of a bundle. The properties include a description of the bundle, information
about people to contact for help with the bundle, the times when the bundle is available for use,
and the system requirements established for the bundle.
Repair an installed application.
Uninstall an application. This is an administrator-controlled feature that might not be enabled.

4.3.2 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. The following graphic shows bundles displayed in Windows Explorer.
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Adaptive Agent provides three ways for you to access the bundles that are