User manual FARONICS WINSELECT STANDARD

[. . . ] This page has been left blank intentionally ContactInformation Web: Email: Phone: Fax: Hours: www. faronics. com sales@faronics. com 800-943-6422 or 604-637-3333 800-943-6488 or 604-637-8188 7:00am to 5:00pm (Pacific Time) Address: Faronics Technologies USA Inc. 2411 Old Crow Canyon Road, Suite 170 San Ramon, CA 94583 USA Faronics Corporation 609 Granville Street, Suite 620 Vancouver, BC V7Y 1G5 Canada TechnicalSupport Every effort has been made to design this software for ease of use and to be problem free. If problems are encountered, contact Technical Support: Email: Phone: Hours: support@faronics. com 800-943-6422 or 604-637-3333 7:00am to 5:00pm (Pacific Time) AboutFaronics Faronics delivers market-leading solutions that help manage, simplify, and secure complex IT environments. Our products ensure 100% workstation availability, and have dramatically impacted the day-to-day lives of thousands of information technology professionals. [. . . ] Disable Detect and Repair disables the Detect and Repair option in the Help menu. 18 Menu The Menu node provides options for restricting access to specific menu items within selected applications. WINSelect will record the menu only for products that adhere to Microsoft's menu structure. Menus of products having a different menu structure will not be recorded properly. Select a specific application by clicking Record and browse to the executable file (. exe). Close the application. 19 WINSelect now displays the . exe file selected on the left and the menu items the administrator opened on the right. Click on specific menu commands within the tree structure to restrict individual commands within those menus. Once enabled, the user will be able to access the commands within the application but will not be able to use them. Changes cannot be made to a set of menu commands once they have been selected. The . exe file must be deleted from the menu list and the process repeated. InternetBrowser The Internet Browser node provides options for restricting access to Internet browser functions and menus. Enable these features when users are required to access the Internet, but are not permitted to save locations, print pages, access the favorites menu, etc. 20 Disable right-click functionality by selecting the Disable Right click check box. This prevents the user from accessing right-click menus and prevents the saving of links or the copying of addresses. To prevent access to material stored on a network, choose Prevent opening of files or folders from address bar. This prevents the user from opening documents on local drives or directory locations on the Internet. Specify the workstation's browser home page in the space provided. Select a browser from the list and select the menu items that will be disabled in that browser. Menus such as File, View, and Favorites can be selected, which prevents the user from accessing them. Entire menus can be disabled along with individual commands within menus. Select the check box next to the top level to disable an entire menu, or click to expand the menu and check the individual boxes to disable the commands found within. Select the Disable Favorites menu of Internet Explorer box to disable the saved list of frequently visited web sites. The user will not be able to view the Favorites list and bookmark new favorite web pages. 21 Hotkeys The Hotkeys node provides options for restricting the use of specified hotkeys at the system level. Key combinations that work in multiple applications can be disabled regardless of which application is enabled on the workstation. Select the hotkeys on the list that will be disabled on the workstation. Use the Select All or Deselect All buttons to select or deselect all hotkeys. [. . . ] Once enabled, the size and location of the window can not be changed without returning to WINSelect. The Start Menu screen appears. 3. 4. Select one of the three options available for configuring the Start menu. The Start menu can be displayed completely with each feature found within. If users are permitted to access features such as Search, Run, and Set Program Access and Defaults etc, those can be selected from the list. 5. To prevent access to the Start Menu entirely, select Disable all Start Menu items. [. . . ]