Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
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Users are unable to copy and paste text or graphics
Character applications
For character applications displayed through Secure Global Desktop, users should be able to copy and paste text to other applications.
If you are using the classic webtop, web browsers must support and use one of the
signed Java™ archives
supplied with Secure Global Desktop. Check that the browser has not been configured to disable support for Java archives.
Windows and X applications
Users can only copy and paste text under certain conditions:
- Copy and paste for the array as a whole must be enabled on the Array Properties panel of Array Manager. Copy and paste is enabled by default.
- The user must be allowed to copy and paste. If the Clipboard Access attribute
on person objects is enabled, then the user can copy and paste. If this attributes is set to Use parent setting, then the setting of any parent organizational unit or organization object is used. Copy and paste is enabled by default.
- To be able to paste data to another Windows or X application displayed through Secure Global Desktop, the source application (the application the data was copied from) must be configured to have a Clipboard Security Level that is lower than, or equal to, the target application. The default security level is 3.
- To be able to paste data to an application running on the client device, the source application must be configured to have a Clipboard Security Level that is lower than, or equal to, the client security level configured on the Array Properties panel of Array Manager. The default client security level is 3.
If these conditions are not met, users paste the following message instead of the copied data:
Sun Secure Global Desktop Software: Copied data not available to this application
Graphics
You can only copy graphics from, or paste graphics to, Microsoft Windows 2000/2003 applications.
If you are using the classic webtop, you can only do this if you're using the
Native Client for Microsoft Windows.
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