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On security-enabled servers, the Presentation Manager lockup/autodim function is disabled. To restore the autodim function to guard against display phosphor burn-in, you can specify a sequence of up to 100 bitmaps to be displayed. | On security-enabled servers, the Presentation Manager lockup/autodim function is disabled. To restore the autodim function to guard against display phosphor burn-in, you can specify a sequence of up to 100 bitmaps to be displayed. | ||
SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP=<value> | SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP="<value>" | ||
Example: | ; Example: | ||
Currently, the following line in the CONFIG. SYS file causes OS/2 Security Enabling Services to display the bitmap continuously while awaiting logon: | |||
SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP="bitmap.BMP" | SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP="bitmap.BMP" | ||
Latest revision as of 21:16, 14 November 2017
On security-enabled servers, the Presentation Manager lockup/autodim function is disabled. To restore the autodim function to guard against display phosphor burn-in, you can specify a sequence of up to 100 bitmaps to be displayed.
SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP="<value>"
- Example
Currently, the following line in the CONFIG. SYS file causes OS/2 Security Enabling Services to display the bitmap continuously while awaiting logon:
SET BACKGROUNDBITMAP="bitmap.BMP"
Parameters
- Value
- Bitmap file name.
- If no file is specified, a default OS/2 logo bitmap is used.
- If the file name is in the form bitmapNN, where NN represents digits 00-99, the file name specifies that it is the first of a sequence of files to be displayed cyclically.