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NAME
     utsettings.properties -  defaults for the Sun  Ray  Settings
     GUI application

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_defaults.properties

     ~/.utsettings.properties

     /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_mandatory.properties

DESCRIPTION
     The files listed above are standard  Java  properties  files
     that  can  contain  defaults that customize the operation of
     the Sun Ray Settings application. Each file contains entries
     in the format

     name=value

     where "name" is the property name and "value" is  the  value
     to set it to.

     None of these properties  files  are  required  for  correct
     operation  of the Sun Ray Settings GUI. If none are present,
     the application will use reasonable application defaults.

     When the application starts, it  looks  for  and  reads  the
     files  in  the  order  listed  below.   Note that a property
     specified in a file can be overridden by files read later in
     the search order. The search order is:

     1.  /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_defaults.properties

        (site-wide defaults)

     2. ~/.utsettings.properties

        (user's defaults)

     3.  /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_mandatory.properties

        (site-wide mandatory defaults)

     The site-wide defaults file is read in  first  and  contains
     helpful  default  properties for the program to use as fall-
     backs if the user has  not  specified  any.  Any  properties
     specified here override any application defaults.

     The user defaults file is read  in  next  and  contains  the
     user's  preferred  values for the properties. Any properties
     specified  here  override  any  application   or   site-wide
     defaults.
     Finally, the site-wide mandatory properties file is read in.
     This  file contains site-wide mandatory settings that cannot
     be overridden by the user.  Any  properties  specified  here
     override  any  application,  site-wide or user defaults. For
     example, if a site wanted to mandate a specific Settings GUI
     hotkey  for all Sun Ray enterprise appliances connected to a
     server, they would specify it in this file.

PROPERTIES
     The supported application properties are listed  below.  For
     each  property,  the  name, description, application default
     and some examples are given. The application default is  the
     property  value  that  the  application  defaults  to if not
     specified in any properties files.

     Name  hotkey

     Description
           Specifies the hotkey that causes the Sun Ray  Settings
           GUI  (when  started  in  -H  "hot  key"  mode  or  via
           utslaunch(1M) ) to show itself or hide  itself.    The
           value is a valid X keysym name preceded by one or more
           of the supported modifiers (Ctrl, Shift,  Alt,  Meta),
           in any order.

     Application Default
           Shift SunProps (Hold down Shift and  press  the  Props
           key)

     Examples
           F3

           Shift F4

           Ctrl Shift Alt F5

          Note:

          F11 and F12 are not valid for utsettings.hotkey.

EXAMPLES
     Example 1: The following is the sample contents of a proper-
     ties  file.  The  values  shown  below  are  the application
     defaults that would be in  effect  if  no  properties  files
     existed.

      utsettings.hotkey=Shift SunProps

ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:

     ____________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
    | Availability                | SUNWutr                     |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|


SEE ALSO
     utsettings(1), utslaunch(1M)

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