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Table 2‑2. Horizon Client Command-Line Options and Configuration File Keys (Continued)
Configuration Key Command-Line Option Description
view.defaultDesktopSize --desktopSize=
Sets the default size of the window for the View
desktop:
n
To use all monitors, set the property to "1" or
use the command-line argument "all".
n
To use full screen mode on one monitor, set
the property to "2" or use the command-line
argument "full".
n
To use a large window, set the property to "3"
or use the command-line argument "large".
n
To use a small window, set the property to
"4" or use the command-line argument
"small".
n
To set a custom size, set the property to
"5"and then also set the
view.defaultDesktopWidth and
view.defaultDesktopHeight properties.
Alternatively, specify the width by height, in
pixels, at the command-line as
"widthxheight".
Examples of using the command-line option:
--desktopSize="1280x800"
--desktopSize="all"
view.defaultDesktopWidth
None Species the default width of the window for the
View desktop, in pixels. Use this property in
conjunction with view.defaultDesktopHeight
when specifying a custom desktop size
(view.defaultDesktopSize property is set to
"5").
view.defaultDomain -d, --domainName=
Sets the domain name that Horizon Client uses for
all connections and adds the domain name that
you specify to the Domain Name eld in the
authentication dialog box.
view.defaultLogLevel
None Sets the log level for Horizon Client logs. Set the
property to one of the following values:
n
"0" means include all log events.
n
"1" means include trace-level events and
events captured for seings 2 though 6.
n
"2" means include debug events and events
captured for seings 3 through 6.
n
"3" (the default) means include info-level
events and events captured for seings 4
through 6.
n
"4" means include warning, error, and fatal
events.
n
"5" means include error and fatal events.
n
"6" means include fatal events.
Default is "3".
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