When a card of a particular type is displayed in the scrolling pane, the Actions menu is updated to reflect the available actions (remote login, sending an email, and so on) for that card type.
An address card provides contact information and location information for a particular user. When you display an address card in Address Manager's scrolling pane, the Actions menu is updated to contain the following menu items:
Action | Description |
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Mail To | Enables you to send mail to the listed email addresses |
Dial | Enables you to dial the listed phone numbers |
Open Calendar | Attempts to open the person's calendar |
Open Home Folder | Attempts to open the person's home folder |
Open URL | Attempts to open a URL listed on the card |
Prints the information from the card |
An alias card contains one or more email addresses. When you display an alias card in Address Manager's scrolling pane, the Actions menu is updated to contain the following menu items:
Action | Description |
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Mail To | Enables you to send mail to the listed email addresses |
Who Are | Attempts to resolve the alias into a global address |
Prints the information from the card |
A host card contains a host name and an IP address. When you display a host card in Address Manager's scrolling pane, the Actions menu is updated to contain the following menu items:
Action | Description |
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Terminal | Displays a remote terminal (dtspcd) for the host |
Terminal Rlogin | Performs a remote login (rlogin) on the host |
Process Manager | Opens Process Manager for the host |
Performance Meter | Opens Performance Meter for the host |
Workstation Info | Opens Workstation Information for the Host |
Disk Usage | Displays disk usage statistics for the host |
Print Manager | Opens Print Manager for the host |
Suspend System | Issues a Suspend action on the host |
Reboot | Issues a Reboot action on the host |
Halt | Issues a Halt action on the host |
Admintool | Opens the Admintool application for the host |
Admintool Super-user | Requests that you enter the host's root password, and opens Admintool (super-user mode) on the host |