You'll find descriptons of window elements below.
Automatically log on with system username - when selected, customer is logged on with his system username (used to log into the Windows system). This option is useful when you want to create different user profiles in windows for your customers. Remember that windows usernames should be the same as the account names. Check the Confirm automatic login option if you want your customers to confirm automatic logon with system username.
Log off when member shutdowns or logs off the system - select this option if you want your customers to be logged out when they shut down Windows. This is especially useful with the Automatically log on with system username option selected.
Log off when non-member shutdowns or logs off the system - similar to the above option, but concerns non-members (customers not using accounts).
Show logon dialog on mouse or keyboard input - when selected, logon window is displayed after a key was pressed or mouse was moved on the locked workstation, otherwise the logon window is hidden.
Scroll logon window - when selected, logon screen scrolls onto the workstation's screen. This is just a visual effect.
Hide logon window after X sec - you can choose for how long will logon window should be displayed before it's hidden.
Restart computer after X invalid logons - when selected, the computer will be restarted after given number of unsuccessful logons.
Logoff when user is inactive for X min - select this option if you want your customers to be logged out automatically after a given time of inactivity.
Logon window message - additional message displayed in the logon window.
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