Resizing The Session Manager Navigation Bar; Showing Or Hiding The Session Manager Navigation Bar; Managing Pcanywhere Preferences - Symantec PCANYWHERE 12.0 User Manual

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Resizing the Session Manager navigation bar

Showing or hiding the Session Manager navigation bar

Managing pcAnywhere preferences

To show or hide multiple options from the task list, right-click the heading
for the mode that you are running (for example, Remote Control), and
then click Customize.
2
In the Configure Navigation Bar window, do one of the following:
Check the options that you want to show.
Uncheck the options that you want to hide.
3
Click OK.
The arrows on the Session Manager navigation bar let you collapse the navigation
bar or expand it. When you collapse the navigation bar, only the Session Manager
icons appear. This gives you more workspace in the remote control window.
To resize the Session Manager navigation bar
In the Session Manager window, on the left navigation bar, do one of the
following:
To collapse the navigation bar, click the left arrow.
To expand the navigation bar, click the right arrow.
During a session, you can completely hide the navigation bar to gain more
workspace.
To show or hide the Session Manager navigation bar
In the Session Manager window, do one of the following:
To hide the Session Manager navigation bar, on the navigation bar, click
the Close (X) button.
To show the Session Manager navigation bar, on the Actions menu, click
Display Navigation Bar.
Symantec pcAnywhere lets you manage the default preferences for host and
remote connections, file transfer, logging, and other functions to improve
performance, enhance security, or manage connections. These options apply
globally to all sessions unless you override them during a session.
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