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42 Chapter 2 Customizing <strong>the</strong> client<br />

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<strong>Contivity</strong> <strong>VPN</strong> <strong>Client</strong> task bar icons<br />

311644-F Rev 00<br />

These icons appear in <strong>the</strong> task bar to indicate data activity through <strong>the</strong> tunnel. To<br />

replace task bar icons, create four icons (blinknone.ico, blinkright.ico,<br />

blinkleft.ico, blinkboth.ico), and copy <strong>the</strong>m into your custom installation directory<br />

with all of <strong>the</strong> custom installation files.<br />

Figure 11 Sample icon<br />

Figure 12 is a task bar icon that indicates that <strong>the</strong> client is running, but that no data<br />

is currently being transferred.<br />

Figure 12 Blink none (blinknone.ico)<br />

Figure 13 is a task bar icon that indicates that <strong>the</strong> client is transmitting data<br />

through <strong>the</strong> tunnel.<br />

Figure 13 Blink right (blinkright.ico)<br />

Figure 14 is a task bar icon that indicates that <strong>the</strong> client is receiving data into <strong>the</strong><br />

tunnel.<br />

Figure 14 Blink left (blinkleft.ico)<br />

Figure 15 is a task bar icon that indicates that data is being both transmitted and<br />

received through <strong>the</strong> tunnel.

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