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Preference pane

What you can manage

Dock

Dock location, behavior, and items. For more information, see

 

“Managing Dock Preferences” on page 174.

 

 

Energy Saver

Performance options for Mac OS X client and server computers,

 

battery usage for portable computers, and sleep or wake options.

 

For more information, see “Managing Energy Saver Preferences” on

 

page 177.

 

 

Finder

Finder behavior, desktop appearance and items, and availability of

 

Finder menu commands. For more information, see “Managing

 

Finder Preferences” on page 182.

 

 

Login

Login window appearance, mounted volumes, access control,

 

scripts and items that automatically open. For more information,

 

see “Managing Login Preferences” on page 189.

 

 

Media Access

Settings for optical discs, internal and external disks, and disk

 

images. For more information, see “Managing Media Access

 

Preferences” on page 200.

 

 

Mobility

Creation of mobile accounts at login and mobile account options.

 

For more information, see “Managing Mobility Preferences” on

 

page 202.

 

 

Network

Configuration of specific proxy servers and settings for hosts and

 

domains to bypass and disabling Internet Sharing, AirPort, and

 

Bluetooth.® For more information, see “Managing Network

 

Preferences” on page 213.

 

 

Parental Controls

Filter content or limit client computer usage. For more information,

 

see “Managing Parental Controls Preferences” on page 217.

 

 

Printing

Available printers, printer access, and page footers. For more

 

information, see “Managing Printing Preferences” on page 220.

 

 

Software Update

Specific server to use for software update service. For more

 

information, see “Managing Software Update Preferences” on

 

page 224.

 

 

System Preferences

System preferences available to users. For more information, see

 

“Managing Access to System Preferences” on page 224.

 

 

Time Machine

Time Machine settings like backup server location, and coverage.

 

For more information, see “Managing Time Machine Preferences”

 

on page 225.

 

 

Universal Access

Settings to control mouse and keyboard behavior, enhance display

 

settings, and adjust sound or speech for users with special needs.

 

For more information, see “Managing Universal Access Preferences”

 

on page 227.

 

 

Understanding Managed Preference Interactions

You can define preferences for user accounts, group accounts, computers, and computer groups that are set up in a shared directory domain.

Chapter 10 Managing Preferences

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