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In/Ej: Insert or eject the emulated USB disk. Enabled only if the host recognizes the USB
disk.
R/W: Shows if the disk image is readable and/or writable. If the disk is readable, the R
letter will be white. Whenever the host reads from the disk, the R letter will glow green for
a few seconds. Whenever the host is writing to the disk, the W letter will glow for a few
seconds.
8M: The type of USB disk selected is indicated here. The letters Flpy indicate floppy
disk and CD indicates emulated CD-ROM.
PS/2: This area will show either PS/2 (as in this example) or USB to indicate if keyboard
and mouse are being emulated via USB connection or PS/2 signals. If Autosync
appears beneath this indicator, the mouse pointers on the local mouse and the VNC
session will be synchronized automatically.
[1][A][S]: These flags show the state of the keyboard lights, NumLock, ShiftLock and
ScrollLock respectively.
X: Click this button to close the Bribar and hide it. This can be very useful on a client
machine that has a screen size the same as the remote machine. No vertical screen
space is wasted with the Bribar. Use double-F7 to start the main menu, then click on
the Bribar to restore the feature.
Other items: If the server's screen is larger than 1024x768, additional buttons will be
shown to the right of the above listed items. These are all keyboard shortcuts and are
duplicated in the Keys menu.
Main Menu
To access the main menu, quickly press F7 twice quickly. You must press the key twice
within one second. If you press it once or too slowly, then the F7 key(s) are sent to the
host, just like any other key. This is the only way to get into the menu system, if the Bribar
is disabled. Here is the main menu for a typical system:
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