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General| Model | Apple III |
|---|---|
| Release Date | May 1980 |
| CPU | Synertek 6502A |
| Operating System | Apple SOS |
| RAM | 128 KB |
| Storage | 140 KB floppy drive |
| Graphics | 280 x 192 pixels |
| Ports | Serial, video |
Introduces the guide's content and purpose.
Explains how to navigate and use the manual.
Details how to access the software's help system.
Defines formatting and symbols used in the guide.
Lists additional resources for ARD.
Explains remote administration of client computers.
Details software distribution, updates, and preference management.
Captures client data and generates various system/software reports.
Executes remote maintenance like screen locking and disk cleanup.
Provides help desk support and instructional interactions.
Enhances teaching via remote interaction with student computers.
Covers the main window, dialogs, and control/observe features.
Details report windows, layout customization, and types of reports.
Adjusts toolbar, preferences, and interface settings.
Provides shortcuts for productive use of the ARD interface.
Lists the necessary hardware and software for ARD.
Guides through the installation of the ARD administrator application.
Configures client machines for remote administration.
Details procedures for upgrading ARD administrator and client software.
Builds tailored installer packages for client deployment.
Describes how to remove or disable ARD software.
Discovers and adds computers to ARD lists.
Creates and organizes computer lists for efficient management.
Builds dynamic lists based on custom criteria.
Transfers lists between computers or versions.
Grants and manages administrator access to client computers.
Uses directory services for group-based access control.
Configures temporary and limited user access.
Audits and modifies administrator privilege settings.
Optimizes network configuration for ARD performance and usability.
Addresses performance considerations for wireless connections.
Tips for optimizing ARD command execution speed.
Implements security measures for ARD application and data.
Remotely operates keyboard and mouse of client computers.
Monitors client computer screens without interaction.
Communicates with users via text messages and interactive chat.
Displays administrator or client screens to multiple users.
Tracks task progress, uses scripts, and automates functions.
Manages software deployment and updates across clients.
Handles file transfers and item management.
Generates various reports on computer status and inventory.
Configures client settings like startup disk, renaming, and synchronization.
Utilizes UNIX commands, scripts, and built-in tools for administration.
Explains icons indicating client and ARD status.
Defines icons used in list and task management areas.
Shows detailed icons for system resource usage.
Lists network ports used by Apple Remote Desktop.
Defines fields for system and disk information reports.
Lists fields for USB, FireWire, Memory, PCI, and Network reports.
Details fields for settings, usage tracking, and general computer info.
Lists scriptable objects and commands for ARD.
Explains how to use the ARD dictionary for scripting.
Shows SQL commands for accessing the ARD report database schema.
Displays the schema for system information data.
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