Ordinarily, HP VUE saves session information when you log out and uses that
information to start your next session. If you start or stop applications
during your session, or use Style Manager to change the appearance and
behavior of your system, changes you make are reflected in your next
session. This type of session is called a current session.
HP VUE also provides a home session. A home session is a
session that you explicitly save. It's like taking a snapshot of your
current session at some point in time. Once you
have saved a home session, you can specify that
logging in always restores that session instead of the current
session.
Saving a Home Session |
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Choose the Style Manager control in the Front Panel. The Style Manager
appears.
Choose the Startup button
in Style Manager to display the Startup dialog.
Choose Set Home Session in the Startup dialog.
A warning dialog box
appears, informing you that this action will replace your home session with
the current session. Choose OK.
Automatically Starting the Home Session at Login |
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Choose the Style Manager control in the Front Panel.
Choose the Startup control in Style Manager to display the Startup dialog.
Select "Return to Home session."
Choose OK.
When you choose "Return to Home session," Session Manager will not save
your session at logout.
Choosing Between Current and Home Session |
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Choose the Style Manager control in the Front Panel.
Choose the Startup button in Style Manager to display the Startup dialog.
Select "Ask me at Logout."
Choose OK.
You decide what will be your next session—current or
home—at logout time. If you choose "Return to Home session,"
the current information is not saved. (You cannot change your mind
the next time you log in.)
If you choose "Resume Current Session" and you have opened a large number of
of terminal windows, HP VUE will try to start them all the next
time you log in, which could take several minutes.
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