8.3. intclnt.msi MSI Properties

Table intclnt.msi MSI properties shows the MSI properties of intclnt.msi, along with their default values and an explanation of the value’s effect on the installation:

intclnt.msi MSI properties
Property Name Default Value Explanation
PRESENTATIONMODEDURATION 3600000 The maximum duration for “Do-not-disturb” mode in ms. If set to 0, “Do-not-disturb” mode is deactivated, regardless of message-type specific settings.
INFORMATION_ALLOWPRESENTATIONMODE 1 If set to a non-zero value, “Do-not-disturb” mode is allowed for information messages.
WARNING_ALLOWPRESENTATIONMODE 1 If set to a non-zero value, “Do-not-disturb” mode is allowed for warning messages.
ALERT_ALLOWPRESENTATIONMODE 0 If set to a non-zero value, “Do-not-disturb” mode is allowed for warning messages.
UPDATE_DOMAIN_FW_PROFILE * If this string is non-empty, local firewall settings for the domain profile will be changed: Exceptions will be enabled in general and the particular exception “File and Print sharing” will be enabled. The property value designates the scope of the exception: ‘*’ means “Any computer”, ‘Subnet’ means local subnet only and otherwise a list or range of IP addresses can be specified (Example: 192.168.114.201, 192.168.114.201/255.255.255.0)
UPDATE_STANDARD_FW_PROFILE * This property has the same effect as the UPDATE_DOMAIN_FW_PROFILE profile execpt that it only affects the standard profile
POLLINGMS 300000 (= 5 minutes) The client’s polling interval: This is the duration inbetween two subsequent requests that the client makes to its server in order to get the latest messages.
ADSEARCH 1 If non-zero, the client will perform an AD query in order to find its server and the SERVERNAME property must be an empty string or the string ”?”.
SERVERNAME ? The name of the server that the client should connect to. If this property is set to a non-empty value, the ADSEARCH property must be set to an empty string
AUTOSTARTLINK 1 If set to 1, an autostart entry will be created (see 2.1) so the client components will start after each interactive login. If set to 0, no autostart entry will be created.
STARTRPC 1 If set to 1, the client components will start their network server interface to receive alert messages that are pushed. If set to 0, the network server interface will not start.
STARTMENULINK 1 If set to 1, a start menu entry for the client component will be created. If set to 0, no start menu entry will be created.
USETCP 0 If set to 1, the client components will try to connect to their server via the TCP port designated by the TCPPORT property. If set to 0, the client components will connect to their server via the standard TCP ports of RPC over named pipes (SMB, ports 139 and 445).
TCPPORT AD The TCP port that is to be used for the client connection to the server, if the USETCP property has a non-zero value. The default value “AD” determines that the port should be retrieved via an AD query for the server.
STARTWINLOGONCLIENTS   If set to a nonzero value, the feature components for supporting client instances on the logon screen will be installed.
INFORMATION_TOPMOST 0 If set to 1, information messages will appear as topmost windows on the user’s desktop.
WARNING_TOPMOST 0 If set to 1, warning messages will appear as topmost windows on the user’s desktop.
ALERT_TOPMOST 1 If set to 1, alert messages will appear as topmost windows on the user’s desktop.
INFORMATION_SHOW_INITIALLY 1 If set to 1, information messages will be displayed as windows on the desktop. If set to 0, only notifications about new information messages will be displayed as balloon tooltips in the system notification area.
WARNING_SHOW_INITIALLY 1 If set to 1, warning messages will be displayed as windows on the desktop. If set to 0, only notifications about new warning messages will be displayed as balloon tooltips in the system notification area.
ALERT_SHOW_INITIALLY 1 If set to 1, alert messages will be displayed as windows on the desktop. If set to 0, only notifications about new alert messages will be displayed as balloon tooltips in the system notification area.
INFORMATION_FADEIN 1 If set to 1, information messages will fade in when they appear on the desktop. Note that for this to work, visual effects must be enabled for the desktop. If set to 0, information messages will appear immediately.
WARNING_FADEIN 1 If set to 1, warning messages will fade in when they appear on the desktop. Note that for this to work, visual effects must be enabled for the desktop. If set to 0, warning messages will appear immediately.
ALERT_FADEIN 1 If set to 1, alert messages will fade in when they appear on the desktop. Note that for this to work, visual effects must be enabled for the desktop. If set to 0, alert messages will appear immediately.
INFORMATION_FORCEFOREGROUND 0 If set to 1, information messages will appear in the foreground and will receive the keyboard focus. If set to zero, information messages will appear normally.
WARNING_FORCEFOREGROUND 1 If set to 1, warning messages will appear in the foreground and will receive the keyboard focus. If set to zero, warning messages will appear normally.
ALERT_FORCEFOREGROUND 1 If set to 1, alert messages will appear in the foreground and will receive the keyboard focus. If set to zero, alert messages will appear normally.
INFORMATION_BALLOONPOLLING 60000 The time in ms that elapses after an information message appears on the user’s desktop and a subsequent balloon tooltip appears in the system notification area to remind the user of the pending information message. The balloon tooltip is displayed only if the user has not yet acknowledged or cancelled the information message. The default value 60000 is equivalent to 1 minute.
WARNING_BALLOONPOLLING 60000 The time in ms that elapses after a warning message appears on the user’s desktop and a subsequent balloon tooltip appears in the system notification area to remind the user of the pending warning message. The balloon tooltip is displayed only if the user has not yet acknowledged or cancelled the warning message. The default value 60000 is equivalent to 1 minute.
ALERT_BALLOONPOLLING 60000 The time in ms that elapses after an alert message appears on the user’s desktop and a subsequent balloon tooltip appears in the system notification area to remind the user of the pending alert message. The balloon tooltip is displayed only if the user has not yet acknowledged or cancelled the alert message. The default value 60000 is equivalent to 1 minute.
INFORMATION_SHOW_BALLOON_POLLING 1 If set to 1, balloon tooltips will be shown for information messages that have not yet been acknowledged by the user. If set to 0, no balloon at all tooltips will be shown for information messages.
WARNING_SHOW_BALLOON_POLLING 1 If set to 1, balloon tooltips will be shown for warning messages that have not yet been acknowledged by the user. If set to 0, no balloon at all tooltips will be shown for warning messages.
ALERT_SHOW_BALLOON_POLLING 1 If set to 1, balloon tooltips will be shown for alert messages that have not yet been acknowledged by the user. If set to 0, no balloon at all tooltips will be shown for alert messages.
FORCE_KERBEROS 0 If set to 1, the client only initiates a connection to its server if the protocol negotiation yields Kerberos (as opposed to NTLM) as the negotiated authentication protocol. If NTLM is the result of the protocol negotiation and this value is 1, the client will refuse to connect to the server.
MESSENGERUI 1 If set to 1, the client uses the new messenger-like user interface of version 2.2. If set to 0, the client uses the old dialogbox-like user interface of version 2.0. Note that when updating a client from version 2.0, this property is by default set to 0, so you should explicitly set it to 1 if you update from version 2.0 but prefer the new version 2.2 user interface.
NEXTGENUI_STYLE 6 The user interface style if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Use the values 0...9 for the following user interface styles: Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, Visual Studio .NET® 2005, Windows® XP, MSN Messenger, Office 2007 blue, Office 2007 black, Office 2007 silver, Office 2007 aqua.
NEXTGENUI_ANIMATIONTYPE 3 The user interface animation type if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Use the values 0...3 for the following animation types: No animation, unfold, slide, fade.
ONLYONETRAYICON 1 If set to 1, only one tray icon will be created for all clients when running in a multiple client scenario.
NEXTGENUI_ANIMATIONSPEED 30 The animation speed for the selected animation type. Specify a value between 1 and 100. The higher this value is, the slower the animation will be.
NEXTGENUI_TRANSPARENCY 220 The transparency value for message windows if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Use a value between 50 and 255. The higher this value is, the less transparent the message windows will be.
INFORMATION_TIMEOUT 0 The timeout in ms for information message windows if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. If this timeout elapses, an information message window will disappear automatically. A value of 0 has a special meaning and means that information message windows will never disappear.
WARNING_TIMEOUT 0 The timeout in ms for warning message windows if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. If this timeout elapses, a warning message window will disappear automatically. A value of 0 has a special meaning and means that warning message windows will never disappear.
ALERT_TIMEOUT 0 The timeout in ms for alert message windows if the messenger-like user interface has been selected. If this timeout elapses, an alert message window will disappear automatically. A value of 0 has a special meaning and means that alert message windows will never disappear.
NEXT_GEN_UI_SOUND_INFORMATION ? If this value is ‘?’, the default system sound will be played if information messages are displayed and the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Other values than ‘?’ are interpreted as file names.
NEXT_GEN_UI_SOUND_WARNING ? If this value is ‘?’, the default system sound will be played if warning messages are displayed and the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Other values than ‘?’ are interpreted as file names.
NEXT_GEN_UI_SOUND_ALERT ? If this value is ‘?’, the default system sound will be played if alert messages are displayed and the messenger-like user interface has been selected. Other values than ‘?’ are interpreted as file names.
FORCE_GLOBAL_SOUNDS 0 If set to 1, users will not be able to permanently select their own sound values for the different message types of IDERI note messages.
RUN_SIDESHOW 0 If set to 1, IDERI note messages can additionally be displayed on Windows® SideShow devices, that act as secondary displays.
BALLOON_CAPTION_BRANDING   The string that is specified with this property will be used as the caption for balloon tooltips.
READTHIS_BRANDING   The string that is specified with this property will be used as the text for the message acknowledgement button/link on message windows.
AUTHOR_TEXT   If this value is set to a nonempty string, this string will be displayed on each message instead of the user who is the owner (creator) of the message. If the string contains the substring %AUTHOR%, this substring will be replaced with the author of the message.
SHOWTRAY 1 If set to a non-zero value, an icon will be created for the IDERI note client in the system notification area.
SHOWEXITMENUITEM 0 If set to a non-zero value, the context menu for the icon in the system notification area will contain an entry that allows the user to quit the IDERI note client.
SHOWHISTORYMENUITEM 1 If set to a non-zero value, the context menu for the icon in the system notification area will contain an entry that allows the user to view the message history.
SHOWSHOWHIDEMENUITEM 1 If set to a non-zero value, the context menu for the icon in the system notification area will contain an entry that allows the user to show or hide the ticker, if applicable.
SHOWCONFIGMENUITEM 1 If set to a non-zero value, the context menu for the icon in the system notification area will contain an entry that allows to perform per user configuration settings for the IDERI note client.
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_MONITOR 0 If set to 0, messenger-like message windows will appear on the default monitor. For non-zero values, the value denotes the index of the monitor where messages should appear.
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION 0 If set to 0, messenger-like message windows will appear in the default position (lower right corner). If this value is non-zero, the position on the chosen monitor is determinded by the values of the MSI properties NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_X_PERCENTAGE and NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_Y_PERCENTAGE (see below).
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_X_PERCENTAGE 50 Horizontal position of messenger-like message windows as a percentage value of the screen width, effective only if the MSI property NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION has a non-zero value.
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_Y_PERCENTAGE 50 Vertical position of messenger-like message windows as a percentage value of the screen height, effective only if the MSI property NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION has a non-zero value.
NEXTGENUI_FONT_SCALE 100 Font scaling percentage value for messenger-like message windows.
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_X_VISIBLE 1 If a client position is enforced using the NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION value, a non-zero value for this registry value will ensure that the message window will not overlap the screen edges horizontally.
NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION_Y_VISIBLE 1 If a client position is enforced using the NEXTGENUI_FORCE_CLIENT_POSITION value, a non-zero value for this registry value will ensure that the message window will not overlap the screen edges vertically.
HISTORY_NOFUTUREMESSAGES 0 If set to a non-zero value, the history application will not show any messages that are not yet due. Using the standard value “0”, users are able to read messages using the history application, that are due in the future.
INFORMATION_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME 0 If set to a non-zero value, muted audio output will be unmuted for the duration of an information message. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
WARNING_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME 0 If set to a non-zero value, muted audio output will be unmuted for the duration of a warning message. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
ALERT_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME 0 If set to a non-zero value, muted audio output will be unmuted for the duration of an alert message. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
INFORMATION_MASTER_VOLUME_CHANGE 0 If set to a non-zero value and if the property INFORMATION_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME also has a non-zero value, the audio volume level will be set to the value specified by the property INFORMATION_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE. If this property is of value zero instead, the audio volume level will remain unchanged. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
WARNING_MASTER_VOLUME_CHANGE 0 If set to a non-zero value and if the property WARNING_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME also has a non-zero value, the audio volume level will be set to the value specified by the property WARNING_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE. If this property is of value zero instead, the audio volume level will remain unchanged. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
ALERT_MASTER_VOLUME_CHANGE 0 If set to a non-zero value and if the property ALERT_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME also has a non-zero value, the audio volume level will be set to the value specified by the property ALERT_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE. If this property is of value zero instead, the audio volume level will remain unchanged. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
INFORMATION_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE 50 Using this property, you specify the percentage value for the audio playback volume if the INFORMATION_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME property has a non-zero value. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
WARNING_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE 50 Using this property, you specify the percentage value for the audio playback volume if the WARNING_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME property has a non-zero value. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
ALERT_MASTER_VOLUME_PERCENTAGE 50 Using this property, you specify the percentage value for the audio playback volume if the ALERT_UNMUTE_MASTER_VOLUME property has a non-zero value. Use this property with caution because audio playback that is turned on suddenly is not only disruptive for the user but can even cause hearing loss for users using a headphone.
TOOLTIPTEXT   Use this property to specify the text that appears as a tooltip while the user hovers with the mouse above the IDERI note icon in the system tray notification area.
CLIENT_ON_TOP_OF_METRO 1 The value of this property governs the behaviour of the IDERI note Client under Windows® 8.x while a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground. A value of “0” makes the IDERI note client behave as any version prior to version 2.6: The IDERI note client will only be shown on the desktop. If a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground, the IDERI note client is invisible and can only be seen after switching to the desktop. A value of “1” will show the client on top of modern UI apps and the launcher. A value of “2” will make the client switch to the desktop whenever a message is ready to be shown to the user, even if a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground. If this property is set to “3”, a switch to the desktop will only happen on multi-monitor systems if the majority of the IDERI note client user interface is shown on a monitor where a modern UI app or the launcher is visible.
TICKER_ON_TOP_OF_METRO 1 The value of this property governs the behaviour of the ticker under Windows® 8.x while a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground. A value of “0” makes the ticker behave as any version prior to version 2.6: The ticker will only be shown on the desktop. If a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground, the ticker is invisible and can only be seen after switching to the desktop. A value of “1” will show the ticker on top of modern UI apps and the launcher. A value of “2” will make the ticker switch to the desktop whenever a message is ready to be shown to the user, even if a modern UI app or the launcher is in the foreground. If this property is set to “3”, a switch to the desktop will only happen on multi-monitor systems if the majority of the ticker’s user interface is shown on a monitor where a modern UI app or the launcher is visible.
INFORMATION_GREETING_OVERRIDE   This value will replace the standard greeting text for information messages. Any substring %AUTHOR% in this string will be replaced with the author of the message.
WARNING_GREETING_OVERRIDE   This value will replace the standard greeting text for warning messages. Any substring %AUTHOR% in this string will be replaced with the author of the message.
ALERT_GREETING_OVERRIDE   This value will replace the standard greeting text for alert messages. Any substring %AUTHOR% in this string will be replaced with the author of the message.
DISABLECLOSEBUTTON 0 If set to 1, the close button of the new messenger-like user interface of version 2.2 will be hidden. If the old dialogbox-like user interface of version 2.0 is used the function of the button will be disabled.
ALLOW_WLN_NOTIFICATIONS 1 If this value is non-zero, a notification is shown on the logon screen if messages are pending on the user desktop that cannot be shown on the user lock screen.
WLNDELAY 60000 Duration in ms until a notification on the logon screen about pending messages on the user desktop reappears.
SCREENSAVERSTOPCLIENT 0 If this value is non-zero, the IDERI note client will attempt to interrupt a running screensaver if this can make a pending message window visible to the user.
SERVER_OVERRIDE_WLN 0 If this value is non-zero, the IDERI note client will allow stopping the screensaver and showing notifications on the logon desktop about waiting messages on the locked user desktop also on computers running a Windows® server operating system.
CLIENT_ALWAYS_TOP_MOST 0 If this value is set to non-zero, the client will try to stay the topmost window.
FULLSCREEN_MINTEXTPOINTSIZE 24 The minimum font point 3 size for the message text in fullscreen mode messages.
FULLSCREEN_EDGE_PERCENT 1 Percentage value in the range [0...100] for the margin around the message content of fullscreen mode messages. The value specified here is a percentage value of either the horizontal or the vertical screen resolution, whichever value is smaller.
FULLSCREEN_ELEMENT_HEIGHT_PERCENT 3 Percentage value in the range [0...100] for the height of text elements in fullscreen mode messages. The value specified here is a percentage value of either the horizontal or the vertical screen resolution, whichever value is smaller.
FULLSCREEN_FONTFAMILY   The font family name to be used for all text elements in fullscreen mode messages. Only TrueType fonts are allowed to be specified for this value.
FULLSCREEN_FONTSTYLE 0 The font style to be used for all text elements of fullscreen mode messages. This value is a combination of bit flags in the range [0...15]. The value 0 denotes regular style. Bold face is set with the value 1, italic face is set with value 2, underline style is set with value 4 and strikeout style is set with value 8.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR 16777215 The background color value 1 for fullscreen mode information messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR 16777215 The background color value 1 for fullscreen mode warning messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR 16777215 The background color value 1 for fullscreen mode alert messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR_ALPHA 255 The alpha value 2 for the background color in fullscreen mode information messages in the range [0...255].
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR_ALPHA 255 The alpha value 2 for the background color in fullscreen mode warning messages in the range [0...255].
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_BACKGROUNDCOLOR_ALPHA 255 The alpha value 2 for the background color in fullscreen mode alert messages in the range [0...255].
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_MESSAGETEXTCOLOR 0 The message text color value 1 for fullscreen mode information messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_MESSAGETEXTCOLOR 0 The message text color value 1 for fullscreen mode warning messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_MESSAGETEXTCOLOR 255 The message text color value 1 for fullscreen mode alert messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_ACTIVECOLOR 13928192 The color value 1 for active elements in fullscreen mode information messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_ACTIVECOLOR 13928192 The color value 1 for active elements in fullscreen mode warning messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_ACTIVECOLOR 13928192 The color value 1 for active elements in fullscreen mode alert messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_INACTIVECOLOR 12285696 The color value 1 for inactive elements in fullscreen mode information messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_INACTIVECOLOR 12285696 The color value 1 for inactive elements in fullscreen mode warning messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_INACTIVECOLOR 12285696 The color value 1 for inactive elements in fullscreen mode alert messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_STATICCOLOR 5526612 The color value 1 for static text elements in fullscreen mode information messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_STATICCOLOR 5526612 The color value 1 for static text elements in fullscreen mode warning messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_STATICCOLOR 5526612 The color value 1 for static text elements in fullscreen mode alert messages with the RGB values expressed as a DWORD value.
INFORMATION_FULLSCREEN_BLINK 0 If this value is set to a non-zero value, the message text on fullscreen information messages will blink.
WARNING_FULLSCREEN_BLINK 0 If this value is set to a non-zero value, the message text on fullscreen warning messages will blink.
ALERT_FULLSCREEN_BLINK 0 If this value is set to a non-zero value, the message text on fullscreen alert messages will blink.

Besides from the MSI properties above there are a number of MSI properties that specifically deal with the behaviour and control of the IDERI note ticker that ships as part of the IDERI note client. These properties are outlined in table MSI properties for the IDERI note ticker:

MSI properties for the IDERI note ticker
Property Name Default Value Explanation
RUN_TICKER 1 If this value is set to a non-zero value, messages can also be displayed in the ticker.
SHOW_INFORMATION 1 If non-zero, information messages will be displayed in the message ticker
SHOW_WARNING 1 If non-zero, warning messages will be displayed in the message ticker
SHOW_ALERT 1 If non-zero, alert messages will be displayed in the message ticker
SEPARATOR +++ The separator string between messages when displayed in the message ticker
PROLOGUE   The string that precedes all messages in the message ticker
EPILOGUE   The string that is appended at the end of all messages in the message ticker
SHOW_MENU_EXIT 1 If non-zero, the “Exit” menu item will appear in the right mouse button click context menu
SHOW_MENU_HIDE 1 If non-zero, the “Hide” menu item will appear in the right mouse button click context menu
EXCLUDED_SERVERS   Comma separated list of servers. No ticker instance will be started for these servers
SHOW_BTN_CLOSE 0 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker will show a system button for closing ticker.
SHOW_BTN_MINIMIZE 0 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker will show a system button for hiding ticker.
BTN_DOUBLE_SIZE 0 If set to a nonzero value, the system buttons on the ticker will have double size.
SHOW_PROPSHEET_SPEED 1 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker’s property page will contain a page that allows users to specify the ticker scroll speed.
SHOW_PROPSHEET_COLORS 1 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker’s property page will contain a page that allows users to specify the ticker’s text color and background color.
SHOW_PROPSHEET_FONT 1 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker’s property page will contain a page that allows users to specify the ticker’s text font and size.
USE_CUSTOM_FONT 1 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker will use the font that is specified by the MSI properties starting with “CUSTOM_FONT_”, namely CUSTOM_FONT_HEIGHT, CUSTOM_FONT_WIDTH, CUSTOM_FONT_ESCAPEMENT, CUSTOM_FONT_ORIENTATION, CUSTOM_FONT_WEIGHT, CUSTOM_FONT_ITALIC, CUSTOM_FONT_UNDERLINE, CUSTOM_FONT_STRIKEOUT, CUSTOM_FONT_CHARSET, CUSTOM_FONT_OUTPRECISION, CUSTOM_FONT_CLIPPRECISION, CUSTOM_FONT_QUALITY, CUSTOM_FONT_PITCHANDFAMILY and CUSTOM_FONT_FACENAME. For detailed information regarding these parameters please refer to the MSDN online documentation of the LOGFONT structure.
SPEED_CONFIG 0 If this property has the value 0, the ticker will use standard text scrolling speed. If this property has the value 1, the ticker will use double text scrolling speed. If this property has the value 2, the ticker will use a custom text scrolling speed specified by the MSI property CUSTOM_SPEED.
CUSTOM_SPEED 30 Custom text scrolling speed in pixels/second.
CUSTOM_COLOR 0 If set to a nonzero value, the text color and the background color are specified by the MSI properties TEXT_COLOR and BACKGROUND_COLOR.
TEXT_COLOR 0 Custom text color as an RGB value.
BACKGROUND_COLOR 0 Custom background color as an RGB value.
CUSTOM_FONT_HEIGHT 0 Specifies the custom font’s height, in logical units, of the font’s character cell or character.
CUSTOM_FONT_WIDTH 0 Specifies the custom font’s average width, in logical units, of characters in the font.
CUSTOM_FONT_ESCAPEMENT 0 Specifies the custom font’s angle, in tenths of degrees, between the escapement vector and the x-axis of the device.
CUSTOM_FONT_ORIENTATION 0 Specifies the custom font’s angle, in tenths of degrees, between each character’s base line and the x-axis of the device.
CUSTOM_FONT_WEIGHT 0 Specifies the weight of the custom font in the range 0 through 1000.
CUSTOM_FONT_ITALIC 0 Specifies an italic custom font if set to 1. If set to 0 a normal font will be used.
CUSTOM_FONT_UNDERLINE 0 Specifies an underlined custom font if set to 1. If set to 0 a font will be used that is not underlined.
CUSTOM_FONT_STRIKEOUT 0 Specifies a strikeout custom font if set to 1. If set to 0 a font will be used that is not a strikeout font.
CUSTOM_FONT_CHARSET 0 Specifies the character set of the custom font.
CUSTOM_FONT_OUTPRECISION 0 Specifies the output precision of the custom font.
CUSTOM_FONT_CLIPPRECISION 0 Specifies the clipping precision of the custom font. The clipping precision defines how to clip characters that are partially outside the clipping region.
CUSTOM_FONT_QUALITY 0 Specifies the output quality of the custom font.
CUSTOM_FONT_PITCHANDFAMILY 0 Specifies the pitch and family of the custom font.
CUSTOM_FONT_FACENAME Arial A string that specifies the typeface name of the custom font.
TICKER_START_POSITION_PERCENTAGE 50 Start position of the ticker text as a percentage value.
TICKER_FORCE_EDGE 4294967295 If this parameter has the value -1 (=4294967295) then the ticker will not be initially docked to a predetermined edge of the screen after its start. If this parameter has the value 0 then the ticker will initially be docked to the left screen edge. If this parameter has the value 1 then the ticker will initially be docked to the top screen edge. If this parameter has the value 2 then the ticker will initially be docked to the right screen edge. If this parameter has the value 3 then the ticker will initially be docked to the bottom screen edge.
TICKER_FORCE_MONITOR 0 If an initial docking edge has been specified with the TICKER_FORCE_EDGE MSI property, then the value for this property specifies the index of the monitor whose edge the ticker will be docked against.
TICKER_FORCE_PRIMARY_MONITOR 0 If this parameter has the value 1, the ticker will start on the primary monitor.
TEXT_FADE 0 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker text fades into the background at the ticker edges.
TERMSERV_OPTIMIZE 1 If set to a nonzero value, terminal services optimizations will be applied to turn off fading.
OLDSTYLE_HIDEBEHAVIOUR 0 If set to a nonzero value, the ticker, after being hidden by the user, will reappear after the next client polling interval has elapsed. Otherwise it will only reappear when a previously unseen message becomes due.
TICKER_HEIGHT_PERCENTAGE 100 Specifies the height of the message ticker while docked to one of the screen’s edges. By default, the height of the ticker is twice the height of a simple text with capitals and a descender, but without accents, in the chosen font. Use a value betwen 1 and 100 to reduce the height of the message ticker.
TICK_ALERT_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for alerts (RGB)
TICK_ALERT_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for alerts (RGB)
USE_TICK_ALERT_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for alerts
USE_TICK_ALERT_BACKCOLOR 0 Use background color for alerts
TICK_WARN_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for warnings (RGB)
TICK_WARN_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for warnings (RGB)
USE_TICK_WARN_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for warnings
USE_TICK_WARN_BACKCOLOR 0 Use ticker background color for warnings
TICK_INFO_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for information messages (RGB)
TICK_INFO_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for information messages (RGB)
USE_TICK_INFO_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for information messages
USE_TICK_INFO_BACKCOLOR 0 Use ticker background color for information messages
TICK_SEPARATOR_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for the separator (RGB)
TICK_SEPARATOR_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for the separator (RGB)
USE_TICK_SEPARATOR_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for the separator
USE_TICK_SEPARATOR_BACKCOLOR 0 Use ticker background color for the separator
TICK_PROLOGUE_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for the Prologue (RGB)
TICK_PROLOGUE_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for the Prologue (RGB)
USE_TICK_PROLOGUE_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for the Prologue
USE_TICK_PROLOGUE_BACKCOLOR 0 Use ticker background color for the Prologue
TICK_EPILOGUE_TEXTCOLOR 0 Ticker text color for the Epilogue (RGB)
TICK_EPILOGUE_BACKCOLOR 16777215 Ticker background color for the Epilogue (RGB)
USE_TICK_EPILOGUE_TEXTCOLOR 0 Use ticker text color for the Epilogue
USE_TICK_EPILOGUE_BACKCOLOR 0 Use ticker background color for the Epilogue
TICKER_ALWAYS_TOP_MOST 0 If this value is set to non-zero, the ticker will try to stay the topmost window.
SCREENSAVERSTOPTICKER 0 If this value is non-zero, the IDERI note ticker will attempt to interrupt a running screensaver if this can make the ticker window visible to the user.

All other properties in the intclnt.msi setup package exist for a proper update experience in case you update an IDERI note client to a more recent version. Therefore these properties are not documented here and should never be changed.

Footnotes

[1](1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15) The RGB R-value is encoded in the lowest byte, the RGB G-value is expressed as the second lowest byte and the RGB B-value is expressed as the second highest byte within a DWORD value.
[2](1, 2, 3) Use 0 for full transparence and 255 for full opacity.
[3]One point is defined as 1/72 of an inch