1. Select the desired options under Properties and User Installation Request Interface.

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  • Properties

These settings refer to the behaviour/view of the AgentUI (agent user interface).

  • Show tray icon

If this option is enabled, the logged-in user is shown an icon with the context menu in the system tray.

If also one of the following options is enabled, the logged-in user can open the software kiosk via context menu.

  • Show Software Packages in Kiosk

If this option is enabled, the user can see all packages in the software kiosk, if they are not flagged for for assignment only.

  • Show optional assigned Packages in Kiosk

If this option is enabled, the user can see all assigned optional packages in the software kiosk. (Even if the package and/or register property "Use for distribution only" is set.)

  • Support Title

The name specified in this field is entered under "?" in the menu bar of the Empirum Software Depot.

  • Support Address

This entry can be used to specify a link to an internet address, a text or image file. The program to show the specified content must be installed on the client to be able to show this link correctly and the user must have read rights for the link content.

  • Support E-mail

This field can be used for providing a support E-mail address to clients, displayed in the Agent-UI about dialog.

  • User Installation Request Interface (Z dialog)
  • Display Installation Request Interface

The logged-in user is shown a dialog with all packaged to be installed.

  • Start minimized (notification only)

If this option is enabled, the Z-dialogue is not started immediately. The user gets a notification of the Advanced Agent icon that pending software packages are ready to install. The notification will be displayed again 60 seconds before a automatic software installation starts. From Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 onwards all notifications are displayed using the system notifications (toast). Please have in mind that users can deactivate all notifications.

  • Default Dialog Behaviour

Display of the installation request interface (Z dialog) with existing postpones. The following behavior is possible:

The user is never queried (keys are disabled), software is installed.

The user is always queried and can postpone.

The user is not queried during the first start (after reboot), but always after wards.

  • Close Installation Request after x seconds

If [sec] is also specified, the installation interface is closed automatically after the specified time. After each automatic close, the number of postpones is reduced by 1. After the last postpone, installation is enforced.

  • Automatic installation…

If this option is enabled, the user is informed that after a specified interval all listed packages are installed automatically. The user has the possibility to delay the execution of the listed packages within the time span specified under "Close Installation Request after x seconds". Packages, for which the Revoke flag has not been enabled in the distribution options, will be installed Even if this option (flag REVOKE) is disabled.

  • Initial UI view for packages to be installed

This setting defines which page of the Installation Request Interface is shown initially. Either the Overview page showing the number of required and optional packages. Or the or the Detail page showing the package names.

  • Show Installation Information Window

If this option is enabled, the user will see an information window if software is installed and the display of the Installation Request Interface (Z-Dialog) is configured to be off.

The window is also displayed after a reboot if package installations are continued.

  • Pre-Logon Information
  • Show Pre-Logon Information

This option controls the display of the information dialog, if no user is logged in.