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16 <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> — <strong>QAD</strong> .<strong>NET</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Interface</strong><br />

See “Monitoring<br />

<strong>User</strong> Sessions”<br />

on page 144 for<br />

details.<br />

Row Background Color. Specify the background color for data rows<br />

in browses.<br />

Rows Per Page. Specify the number of data rows to retrieve for each<br />

page of data in the browse. This must be a number between 1 and<br />

1000. The default is 100.<br />

Under the General options, the date and time of the last logon of this user<br />

display.<br />

If you have more than one installed version of <strong>QAD</strong> Desktop, use the<br />

System Preferences settings to manage them. This can be useful if you<br />

have a test and production system that you are using at the same time.<br />

Application Server URL. This field displays the <strong>QAD</strong> .<strong>NET</strong> UI<br />

AppServer host, port, and, path.<br />

Desktop URL. This field displays the Desktop Web App URL.<br />

Display System Selection List. Set this to True to display a list of<br />

installed systems for selection after prompting for log-in information.<br />

The user can then select which system to access.<br />

IP Address, Session ID. These fields display information that might<br />

be useful to a system administrator in trouble-shooting activities. The<br />

session ID is the one that also displays in Session Master<br />

Maintenance (36.20.10.15).<br />

System Name. Choose the default system name from the list of<br />

available systems. <strong>User</strong>s will automatically be logged in to this<br />

system when Display System Selection List is False.<br />

The Terminal settings let you choose preferences for the display of<br />

programs run in the character UI.<br />

Background Color. Choose the color to use for the screen<br />

background.<br />

Bold Color. Choose the color to use for any text in the application that<br />

has the bold attribute.<br />

Font. Specify the font name and style to use for text strings on the<br />

character UI. This field displays the standard Windows font dialog<br />

described for Cell Font.

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