Using Remote Graphics Software

Rgreceiver.ImageCodec.IsMutable=bool

If set to "1", the image quality can be changed by the user in the Receiver Control Panel. If set to "0", the user cannot change the image quality. This can be used to permanently set the image quality before the RGS Receiver is started. The default value is "1" - image quality can be adjusted by user.

Rgreceiver.ImageCodec.Quality=int

The CodecQuality can be set to a value between and including 0 and 100. This property is used to set the quality of the image in the Remote Display Window. A value of 100 is the highest image quality and should be visually lossless. A value of 0 is the lowest image quality. Under most circumstances a value of 65 should be sufficient. Often, lowering the quality will reduce the bandwidth on the network. The default value is 65.

Logging Properties:Rgreceiver.Log.IsMutable=bool

If set to "1", the logging settings in the Receiver Control Panel can be changed by the user. If set to "0", the user will not be able to change any of the logging settings. This can be used to permanently enable or disable logging settings before the RGS Receiver is started. The default value is "1" - logging settings can be changed.

Rgreceiver.Log.IsFileLoggerEnabled=bool

If set to "1", logging output from the RGS Receiver will be sent to a file. The default value is "1" - log to a file.

Rgreceiver.Log.IsConsoleLoggerEnabled=bool

If set to "1", logging output from the RGS Receiver will be sent to a console window. The RGS Receiver must be started in a console window to see the logging output. The default value is "1" - log to the console.

This property only applies to the Linux and HP-UX versions of the RGS Receiver.

Rgreceiver.Log.Filename=string

This is the path to the log file. This will only be used if RgReceiver.Log.IsFileLoggerEnabled is set to "1". The default path on Windows is located in the directory where the RGS Receiver is installed, normally C:/Program Files/Hewlett-Packard/Remote Graphics Receiver/rg.log. The default path on Linux or HP-UX is $HOME/.hpremote/rgreceiver/rg.log.

Rgreceiver.Log.Level=string

There are five logging levels: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR and FATAL. If DEBUG level is chosen, then all level of output from DEBUG to FATAL will be output to the

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