Administrator Configuration | Guidelines for Use |
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Edit Desktop UI Elements > Hide Shortcuts | Select whether shortcuts display on the secondary screen |
Edit Desktop UI Elements > Hide Wallpaper | Select whether a wallpaper displays on the secondary screen |
Edit Desktop UI Elements > Hide Launcher Context Menu | Select whether to display a Context Menu when right-clicking on the desktop |
Edit Desktop UI Elements > Hide Notification Panel | Select whether the Notification Panel displays on the secondary screen |
Edit Desktop UI Elements > Hide Taskbar | Select whether a Taskbar displays on the secondary screen |
Disable Freeform Windows | Select whether applications on the secondary screen run within a movable, resizable window. |
Disable Application behaviors > Taskbar Move to Device | Select whether a device user can move all or specified activity for the application from the desktop to the device. |
Disable Application behaviors > Taskbar Move to Desktop | Select whether a device user can move all or specified activity for the application from the device to the desktop. |
Disable Application behaviors > Taskbar Icon | Select whether a taskbar icon is shown for the application when running. |
Disable Application behaviors > All Apps | Select whether a device user can launch all or specified activity for the application from the desktop all apps panel. |
Disable Application behaviors > Create a Shortcut | Select whether a device user can access all or specified activity for the application to be added as a shortcut |
Disable Application behaviors > Launch Shortcut | Select whether a device user can launch all or specified activity for the application to be added as a shortcut |
Disable Application behaviors > Notification | Select whether a device user can move all or activities for the application from a notification in the notification panel |
Disable Application behaviors > On Undocking > Stop | Select whether a device user can move all or specified activity upon an undocking event |
Taskbar > All Apps Button > Disable | Select whether clicking the All Apps button displays the All Apps panel. |
Taskbar > Mobile App Icons > Hide | Select whether icons of running mobile applications are displayed |