Recording and modifying an express logon script
You have the choice of starting the script when the session is either disconnected or connected, so it may or may not start
with a Connect event.
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From the BlueZone menu bar, click . |
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Type a name for the script and click Save.
Note BlueZone express logon is only supported with BlueZone Script files ( .bzs).
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Record the steps necessary to connect to your host (if not already) and logon to the desired application. |
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Click to end the script recording. |
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Click and select the script you just recorded. The BlueZone Script Editor launches and your script is displayed.
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In the script, find the Script Event where you typed your UserID (Type "MYUSERID"), double-click MYUSERID to bring up the edit box. |
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Replace your UserID with ")USR.ID(" and click OK. |
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In the script, find the Script Event (Type "RpvPassword"), double-click it to bring up the edit box. |
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Replace "RpvPassword" with ")PSS.WD(". |
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Directly before the Type ")USR.ID(" command, insert an Express Logon Script Event, and type the host Application ID for the
application you want to use. You must get this application ID from your system administrator who configured the host for
Express Logon.
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To do this, select the Script Event before (Type ")USR.ID("). In the Script Events box, locate the Express_Logon event and
double-click. The edit box where you can enter the Application ID opens.
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Click OK. This places the (Express_Logon "Application ID") Script Event immediately before the (Type ")USR.ID(") Script Event.
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Save the script and exit the Script Editor. |