Click the Administration tab.
Click the Settings tab.
Scroll down to the Web Server settings.
Select Customize Pages and Logos.
Go to the page/logo to customize.
Enter the file name.
Select upload to make the change.
The customizing pages and logos option provides you with the ability to change the web page skins, banners and logo backgrounds, as well as the main page graphic.
To customize pages and logos, go to the administration Page and click the settings tab. Scroll down until you see the web server options. Select the customize pages and logos option. Scroll down until you see the page or logo that you want to use. Enter a file name, or use the browse button to locate a file, and select the upload button to apply the change.
The browser page and viewer color schemes and layout styles are configurable. The default scheme uses common colors and styles that work well in most environments. Occasionally, a site may decide some web pages are too bright, color differences are too subtle or the user interface appears too busy. These can change by creating custom style sheets.
CUSTOMIZED BROWSER GUI
Color configuration for the browser interface uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to define how HTML elements are displayed on the web page. Style sheets allow you to define the appearance of multiple web pages in a single control document. Customizing style sheets requires familiarity with HTML/XHTML. For details on creating custom style sheets (skins) and loading them onto the server, refer to the Color Configuration Manual. Skins apply to the server on which they exist. Skin files are not propagated by the system.
Users with Administrator rights can apply a custom skin as follows:
Click the Admin tab and then the Settings tab.
Select Customize Pages and Logos link from the Web Server Settings section.
In the Web Page Layout Style section, select the skin from the pull-down list.
Click the Change button.
CUSTOMIZED VIEWER GUI
The Viewer’s background color is taken from the default Windows settings. Changes apply to all windows on your workstation. Configuration is fully customizable if you are using the Windows Classic style settings. If using the Windows XP style settings, they are partially customizable only.
To change the viewer’s background color
Open the Windows Control Panel from the Start menu.
Select Display.
Click the Appearance tab.
For full customization, select Windows Classic style from the Windows and Buttons list.
Click the Advanced button.
Select 3D Objects from the Item list.
Select the color you want to use form the Color 1 menu.
Click OK.
You may have to restart the Viewer to get it to accept the color change.
To change the color for other viewer fields such as the image panel background, annotation, and overlay text fonts, refer to the Color Settings section of the Viewer Manual.