If your company uses the Solar Eclipse graphical user interface, access the Solar Eclipse User Maintenance window to define additional defaults for the user. For example, Solar Eclipse can play different tunes that identify the types of messages you receive.
Each user is allowed one Solar Eclipse license per machine up until you reach your license count.
To define user defaults for Solar Eclipse:
From the System > System Files > User Control menu, select User Maintenance to display the User Maintenance window.
In the User ID field, enter a user's ID to display the corresponding record.
From the Maintenance menu, select Solar Eclipse Options to display the Solar Eclipse User Maintenance window.
In the Solar Main Menu field, select the default main menu to display for this user. If you leave this field blank, the system displays the user's root menu defined for the character-based system.
In the Custom Toolbar Template field, select the user's default template for the user-defined toolbar.
In the Notification Soundsarea, indicate what tune to play for each option:
In the Messages field, select the tune to play in Solar Eclipse when the user receives a message.
In the Job Queues field, select the tune to play in Solar Eclipse when the user receives a tracker in their job queue.
In the Reports field, select the tune to play in Solar Eclipse when the user receives a report that the Hold file forwarded.
In the Windows Login Credentials and Options area, define the following:
Windows User - To use your standard windows login to access Solar so you only have to log in once on the system, enter the User ID you use to login to your windows machine, such as DJohnston or dan.johnston.
Windows Domain - Enter the windows domain required for you to login to your windows machine.
Enable Windows Direct Login - Check to let users use their Windows login to open Solar. When enabled and users select New Userto relog into Eclipse, they can use their Windows login information to log in to Solar Eclipse. However, users can use either their Windows login or their Eclipse login.
Only Allow LDAP Login to Solar Eclipse - Requires users to use the Windows login and password to login.
This option is only enabled when the
Note: The Enable Windows Direct Login and Only Allow LDAP Login to Solar Eclipse are not mutually exclusive. You can select one or both.
Click OK to save this information and return to the User Maintenance window.
Save the user record.
Note: Users must log out and back in for new parameters to take effect.
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