Lenovo ThinkPad R400 - Manual (Page 134)

Specifying base-map settings
Base-map settings control the overall appearance of the menu system and the
overall behavior of the installation. To specify or change a base-map setting, do the
following:
1. Open the repository where the map resides.
2. If your repository contains folders, navigate to the folder where the base map
resides.
3. In the right pane of the Repository window, click the Base Maps tab. A list of
base maps is displayed.
4. Double-click the appropriate base map. The Base Map window opens.
5. In the Main window menu bar, click Tools and then click Settings... . The Map
Settings window opens.
v In the General tab, you can do the following:
– If you want to add comments to the map, you can do so by typing
free-form text in the Comments field. The Word Wrap check box enables
you to automatically wrap text within the confines of the Comments field
or establish your own line length and use a horizontal scroll bar.
– If you want to add keywords to your map, you can do so by typing one
or more keywords in the Keywords to Associate with this Map field. You
can use any characters in a keyword except for the vertical bar (|) and the
ampersand (&). Separate keywords with a space.
Note: Keywords enable the developer to create Deployment Media that
limits the selection of maps to only those that have one or more
matching keywords. The ImageUltra Builder program automatically
assigns some keywords to maps based on the certain map settings
and the build status. You can manually assign other keywords to
maps through the Map Settings window. For more information
about predefined keywords and how keywords are used, refer to
the ImageUltra Builder help system.
v To predefine user information with default values or prompt the installer for
user information near the beginning of the installation process, do the
following in the User Information tab:
Note: If you are deploying an Ultra-Portable Image based on an I386 base
operating-system module, some of the user settings defined in the
following steps will override settings defined in the UNATTEND.TXT
file associated with the I386 base operating-system module.
If you are deploying an Ultra-Portable Image based on a Windows
Vista base operating-system module, some of the user settings defined
in the following steps will override settings defined in the
UNATTEND.XML file associated with the Windows Vista base
operating-system module.
a. Click the Insert User Information icon located in the User Information
tab.
b. In the Information field, use the drop-down menu to select the type of
setting you want to predefine or for which you want to prompt.
c. If you want to predefine a value for this setting, type the information in
the Default field.
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