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NOTE: The subordinate count does not take into account your assigned rights when calculating the subordinate object count, so the number of objects you can see might differ from the count specified. 7.3 Object View Configures the Object View settings: Column Width: Specifies Object View’s column width, in pixels. Startup Mode: Specifies whether the Browse, Search, or Tree tab is displayed initially. Selection Mode: Specifies Object View’s initial object selection mode: single object, or multiple objects. Navigation Pane (Left Side): Specifies the number of results to display in the Navigation frame. This setting applies to all tabs in the Object View. Valid settings include 1 ‐ 500. Tree Content Pane (Right Side): Specifies the number of results to display one page in the Content frame. This setting applies only to the Tree tab in the Object View. Valid settings include 1 ‐ 500. Starting Context: Specifies the default directory container to which Object View opens. You can have it open to the last container used, or have it always open to the same container. Search on Startup: Specifies initial search actions when Object View opens to the Search tab. Show Subordinate Count: Enables/disables displaying the total number of objects next to each container object displayed in the Object Selector. When selected, iManager displays the subordinate object count, in parentheses, next to the container name. This applies to the Navigation frame in the Tree tab, and the results window in the Browse and Search tabs in the Object View. NOTE: The subordinate count does not take into account your assigned rights when calculating the subordinate object count, so the number of objects you can see might differ from the count specified. 7.4 Set Initial View Specifies the view that displays when you first log in to iManager. If nothing is selected, the Roles and Tasks view defaults to the initial view.you select determines what appears after you log in to iManager. 7.5 Language Specifies the language in which you want iManager to display. You must select the check box to remember the language will remember the language setting between iManager sessions. To make the language setting permanent, set your preferred default language in the Web browser. NOTE: Plug‐ins cannot work properly if the first language (top position) listed in your Web browserʹs Language setting is not set to a supported language for iManager. 84 Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide
To avoid problems, in your Web browser, click Tools > Options > Languages or a sequence similar to this, then set the first language preference in the list to a supported language. Preferences 85
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