| Free definable Output Texts allow to customize different product features. By defining output texts, you can define which information that feature shall display.
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| A typical example for an output text is the date and time output. By defining an output text, you can for example define the format for the date and time output. Depending on the feature, other output texts are available, like data from a system monitor, or product specific information.
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| This is an extended example of an output text:
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| This example defines five lines of text. The first line contains date and time. The second line contains the local time of two locations in different time zones, the third line the time in location independant netbeats. The last two lines contain data from system monitors on processore load and a remote access connection.
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| How to define an output text:
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| · | How to insert an element into an output text
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| · | How to delete an element from an output text
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| · | How to change the order of elements in an output text
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| · | How to edit an output text element's properties
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