Login applet parameters

The TCP port the login applet uses to communicate with the Secure Global Desktop server.

Use the placeholder %%ASADPORT%% to let Secure Global Desktop supply the correct value for this parameter. You should only enter a particular value for this parameter (rather than the placeholder) if you're sure you know what you're doing.

This parameter has no default value. Communication with the Secure Global Desktop server is only possible if you supply a valid TCP port number (or use %%ASADPORT%%).

The background color of the hints area.

The font used to display hints.

The point size of the font used to display hints.

The style of font used to display hints.

The color hints appear in.

The height of the hints area.

The hints area is used by Secure Global Desktop to display messages about the login process for the user.

The hints area is bottom-aligned within the applet area.

The setting 0 means Secure Global Desktop doesn't display hints to the user.

A graphics file to represent the button in its unclicked (default) state.

If you don't specify this image, the login applet doesn't provide a login button.

If the login button overlaps MainImage or TitleImage, LoginButtonUpImage obscures these images.

The gap between the login button's left edge and the title area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the login button's left edge is aligned with the title area's left side.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the top of the login button. The value 0 (the default) means the top of the login button is aligned with the title area's top edge.

The background image that the login applet displays.

The login applet displays this image horizontally centered and top-aligned within the applet area. If you specify MainImageY, MainImage appears offset from the top of the applet area by this amount.

All other elements (captions and text boxes, for example) are displayed in front of MainImage, except for TitleImage.

The gap between the background image MainImage and the top of the applet area.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the center of the username caption area. The value 0 (the default) means the center of the username caption area is aligned with the applet area's top edge.

The username caption area displays the text specified by NameCaptionText.

The font used to display NameCaptionText.

The point size of the font used to display NameCaptionText.

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The color of NameCaptionText.

How NameCaptionText is aligned within the username caption area.

The text displayed in the username caption area, for example, "Username".

The width of the username caption area.

The username caption area doesn't clip NameCaptionText -- text is allowed to extend beyond the width of the username caption area. This setting is used to calculate the position of text when used with NameCaptionHorizontalAlignment values of center and right.

A value of 0 means the applet won't display NameCaptionText.

The gap between the username caption area's left edge and the applet area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the username caption area's left edge is aligned with the applet area's left side.

The username caption area displays the text specified by NameCaptionText.

The color of the username text box's background.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the center of the username text box. The value 0 (the default) means the center of the username text box is aligned with the applet area's top edge.

The font used to display text in the username text box.

The point size of the font used to display text in the username text box.

The style of font used to display text in the username text box.

The color of text displayed in the username text box.

Any default text to appear in the username text box. By default, the username text box is empty.

The width of the username text box.

The gap between the username text box's left edge and the applet area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the username text box's left edge is aligned with the applet area's left side.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the center of the password caption area. The value 0 (the default) means the center of the password caption area is aligned with the applet area's top edge.

The password caption area displays the text specified by PasswordCaptionText.

The font used to display PasswordCaptionText.

The point size of the font used to display PasswordCaptionText.

The style of font used to display PasswordCaptionText.

The color of PasswordCaptionText.

How PasswordCaptionText is aligned within the title area.

The text displayed in the password caption area, for example, "Password".

The width of the password caption area.

The password caption area doesn't clip PasswordCaptionText -- text is allowed to extend beyond the width of the password caption area. This setting is used to calculate the position of text when used with PasswordCaptionHorizontalAlignment values of center and right.

The gap between the password caption area's left edge and the applet area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the password caption area's left edge is aligned with the applet area's left side.

The password caption area displays the text specified by PasswordCaptionText.

The color of the password text box's background.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the center of the password text box. The value 0 (the default) means the center of the password text box is aligned with the applet area's top edge.

The font used to display text in the password text box.

The point size of the font used to display text in the password text box.

The style of font used to display text in the password text box.

The color of any text displayed in the password text box.

Any default password text to appear in the password text box. The actual text will be hidden by asterisks. By default, the password text box is empty.

The width of the password text box.

The gap between the password text box's left edge and the applet area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the password text box's left edge is aligned with the applet area's left side.

The name of the frame used to display the webtop tray applet.

Use the placeholder %%TARGETFRAME%% to let Secure Global Desktop supply the correct value for this parameter.

The gap between the top edge of the applet area and the center of the title area. The value 0 (the default) means the center of the title area is aligned with the applet area's top edge.

Note that the title area only displays the text specified by TitleText. This setting doesn't affect how the applet displays TitleImage.

The font used to display TitleText.

The point size of the font used to display TitleText.

The style of font used to display TitleText.

The color of TitleText.

How TitleText is aligned within the title area.

A graphic file to be used either as a title or the background to TitleText.

The login applet displays this image horizontally centered and top-aligned within the applet area.

If you specify MainImage, use MainImageY to offset MainImage. If you don't, MainImage will obscure TitleImage.

The text displayed in the title area, for example, "Welcome to Secure Global Desktop".

The width of the title area.

The title area doesn't clip TitleText -- text is allowed to extend beyond the width of the title area. This setting is used to calculate the position of text when used with TitleHorizontalAlignment values of center and right.

A value of 0 means the applet won't display TitleText.

Note that the title area only displays the text specified by TitleText. This setting doesn't affect how the applet displays TitleImage.

The gap between the title area's left edge and the applet area's left side. The value 0 (the default) means the title area's left edge is aligned with the applet area's left side.

Note that the title area only displays the text specified by TitleText. This setting doesn't affect how the applet displays TitleImage.