BCM 12.6 – New Interface Items Added

Version 12.6 has simplified the methods used to “Customize” interface that is customer facing.  These changes include but are not limited to the following:

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• Reports – Company logo:
  • In previous versions the admin was required to place their company logo in the Master server’s file system. Now, the image can be uploaded using the Global > System Variables > Reports.
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      Add Logo – Reports

• Customize – Direct Access
  • The interface has completely changed when an admin requests Direct Access/Remote Control. When an admin Requests Remote control the company logo and if populated the admin’s photo is also displayed.
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    Remote Control

  • Notice in the image above there is also an image of the admin.  This too must be added to complete the task of completing the new interface. I would suggest planning ahead and have these personalized “head shots” available prior to upgrading to 12.6. These are added to the Global Settings > Administrators section:
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    Add Admin Photo

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    Updated Photo

  • This is the NEW interface the customer will see:
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    Request Remote Control

  • Please note – The end user now has more options to select…  Full Control or View Only!
• Patch Branding – Updated
  • In  previous versions, customers were required to add 5 BMP files placed in a folder named “res” with your company logo and then using Software Deployment, push these files to Clients placing these files into the ..\data\core folder . This is now deprecated and the new message boxes will appear.
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    Patch Branding

• • If a user wishes to “postpone” either the installation process or a Reboot, the “Shield” now will be more visible:
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    Patch Message Restore

Prior to upgrading to v12.6, I would highly suggest planning your strategy to inform your users to the new interfaces and gather your admin’s “head shots” so your solution looks complete and professional!
 
I applaud these new improvements to simplify the customizations many customers had implemented in previous versions.
Steve Gibbs