BMC Remedy Action Request System 7.6.04: BMC Remedy Mid Tier ...
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3 Complete the following fields:<br />
4 Click OK.<br />
To use the browse button to add an image to a character field<br />
Modifying requests<br />
Field Description<br />
Image URL URL to the image.<br />
If a browse button (...) appears, you can select an image file from your<br />
local computer. See “To use the browse button to add an image to a<br />
character field” on page 133.<br />
Note: Do not enter a local file path (for example, C:\Documents and<br />
Settings\user1\My Documents\companylogo.jpg);<br />
otherwise, the link will break on computer outside of the local<br />
computer.<br />
Size The length and width of the image in pixels.<br />
Text Flow The alignment of the image with the text.<br />
Padding Amount of space (in pixels) around the image.<br />
Border The type of border around the image. You can select the width, line<br />
type, and color.<br />
Description The text that appears when the mouse hovers over the image.<br />
Link URL The URL that is opened when you click on the image in the character<br />
field.<br />
Open in a new<br />
window<br />
1 In the Image Options pop-up box, click the browse button (...) if it is available.<br />
2 In the Add Attachment dialog box, click Browse and search for an image to add.<br />
3 Click OK.<br />
1 Select the image in the RTF field, and delete it.<br />
To delete an image<br />
2 Move the cursor out of the RTF field.<br />
3 Save the form.<br />
Modifying requests<br />
If this check box is selected (the default), when a user clicks the image,<br />
a new browser or browser tab opens the URL.<br />
If the checkbox is not selected, the URL’s web page will occupy the RTF<br />
field, and the user will not see the text that was previously in the field.<br />
If you have permissions, you can modify requests.<br />
You can modify individual requests or a group of requests. If you change several<br />
requests at once, fill in only the fields that you want updated on every request that<br />
you have selected.<br />
Appendix A For your end users: Tips for using applications in a browser 133