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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide 15 From the Root drop-down list, select the desired folder. The contents of this folder are pre-cached at startup. 16 To execute the report or document without checking for a cached subscription, clear the Check subscription check box. Displaying a progress bar for subscriptions and pre-caching 17 On the iPad, if the home screen is a report or document, you can display a progress bar along the bottom of the screen to measure the progress for subscription synchronization and pre-caching. To do this, select Display a progress bar for subscriptions synchronization and pre-caching. By default, the progress bar is displayed in gray. To change the color of the progress bar, click the Color drop-down list and select the desired color. Configuring the home screen for iPhone and Android Phone The default home screen for MicroStrategy Mobile on iPhone and Android Phone includes the following buttons: • Reports: Opens the list of reports that the user has subscribed to. • Shared Library: Opens the Projects screen, which displays a list of all projects that the device has been configured to access. • Settings: Opens the Settings screen. If the Allow users to access Settings check box (in the iPhone Settings tab) is cleared, the Settings screen displays version information and the status of the application. If this check box is selected, the Settings screen also displays configuration settings such as the memory limit. • Help: Opens the Help for the application. You can configure the home screen to display the contents of a folder, or a single report or document. You can also customize the home screen to display a set of custom buttons. Each button can perform one of the following actions: • Run a report or document • List the projects available in the application • List all reports or documents the user has subscribed to • Open the Settings screen 148 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 • Open the Help for the application Depending on how many buttons you define, the buttons are arranged as follows: • If the home screen has one to four buttons, the buttons are arranged in one column of four rows. • If the home screen has five or six buttons, the buttons are arranged in two columns of three rows. • If the home screen has seven to nine buttons, the buttons are arranged in three columns of three rows. • If the home screen has more than nine buttons, the buttons are arranged in multiple pages. Each page contains three columns of three rows of buttons. To create a custom home screen for iPhone or Android Phone 1 In the Mobile Administrator home page, in the Mobile Configuration page, define a new configuration, or modify an existing configuration. For instructions on how to define a new configuration, see Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for iPhone or iPad, page 127 or Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for Android, page 135. 2 Select the Home Screen tab. 3 Select Display a custom home screen. 4 Select Display a custom list of folders, documents, or reports. A preview of the custom home screen is displayed on the left, and the customization options are displayed on the right. Define the buttons 5 Select a button in the preview. 6 From the Buttons drop-down list, select Action. 7 From the Select drop-down list, specify the action that you want the button to take: • Run report or document: Executes a specific report or document. To specify the report or document, click the arrow next to Object, select the project containing the report or document, log in, and browse to © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 149
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