HP ThinPro - Login Screen Customization

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Logoff, sleep, restart, and shutdown dialog box customization
You can customize the logoff, sleep, restart, and shutdown dialog boxes using the files in the shutdown theme directory.
Each customizable field is preceded by a prefix string specifying the dialog box in question; for example, strings that begin
with “logoff-*” modify the behavior of the logoff dialog box. For more information, see the shutdown-sample.rtf file. These
prefix strings are represented by prefix in the following list.
• prefix-dialog-visible: [0|1]—If set to 0, the operation proceeds without prompting the user for
confirmation.
• prefix-decorations-visible: [0|1]—Specifies whether window borders and decorations (such as expand,
iconize, and close) are displayed.
• prefix-icon-path: path—Specifies the absolute path to an image to use as the window’s icon.
• prefix-title-text: string—Specifies the string to use as the window title.
• prefix-pixmap-path: path—Specifies the absolute path to an image to be displayed next to the prompt text.
• prefix-pixmap-visible: [0|1] —Specifies whether the pixmap is displayed.
• prefix-prompt-text: string—Specifies the text of the prompt displayed to the user.
• prefix-skip-visible: [0|1] —Specifies whether to display the check box that lets the user skip subsequent
invocations of the dialog box.
• prefix-skip-text: string—Specifies the string to display next to the skip checkbox.
• prefix-progress-visible: [0|1] —Specifies whether a countdown is used. If the countdown expires, the
operation proceeds.
• prefix-progress-timeout: integer—Specifies the number of seconds in the countdown.
• prefix-yes-visible: [0|1] —Specifies whether the yes button is displayed.
• prefix-yes-text: string—Specifies the text displayed on the yes button.
• prefix-no-visible: [0|1]—Specifies whether the no button is displayed.
• prefix-no-text: string—Specifies the text displayed on the no button.