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Adding text in logon screen

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Hi,

How can i add texts in logon screen.

Thanks n Regards,

Will.

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hi

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Writing text to the SAP logon screen. This is very handy for identifying which SAP system the user is about to log onto, especially non production boxes. You can also warn them here of pending changes, updates or outages. Because it is up while they are typing in their user id and password, users can’t claim they missed the system message.

SAP icons like the stop sign and warning signs can also be displayed.

Details can be found in OSS note #205487.

Here are the details :-

Go to Transaction SE61 and select the document ‘General text’ (selection via F4 help), and create a text with the name ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO in the language defined with profile parameter zcsa/system_language.

If the text does not exist in the system language, no output is made.

Note that there is space for 16 lines with 45 fixed-font characters each or for approximately 60 proportional space font characters on the logon screen.

Title lines (can be recognized by means of format keys starting with a ‘U’) are highlighted in the display.

You may also output icons at the beginning of lines by using an icon code (for example, 1D for the STOP icon). You can get a list of icon codes from Report RSTXICON. Pay attention to the codes with two ‘@’ symbols displayed by the report. You cannot include text symbols. The ‘include indicator’ cannot be used for this function. SUBHINT here.

reward point if helpful.

thanks

mrutyun^

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Hi

See this to add logo on logon or to add some thing to this screen use SMW0 Tcode

Change the logo in the right-hand side of the initial Log-on screen

- To put your company logo in the right-hand side of the initial

screen:

Put your picture in the database with the transaction SMW0

"Binary data" options, e.g. in ".GIF" format.

Put a record with the picture name in the key "START_IMAGE" of

the table SSM_CUST in the View maintenance transaction SM30.

- You can adjust the picture to the window size automatically or

center it in the right-hand side of the initial screen

("RESIZE_IMAGE" "YES" or "NO" in the table SSM_CUST).

- You can deactivate the picture globally so that noone sees it

with "HIDE_START_IMAGE" "YES" in the table SSM_CUST.

Refer the links -

See following link:

http://www.sap-img.com/basis/changing-the-sapgui-logo-on-the-right-hand-side.htm

See the link

http://www.sap-img.com/bc052.htm

Regards

Anji

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Former Member
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hi

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Writing text to the SAP logon screen. This is very handy for identifying which SAP system the user is about to log onto, especially non production boxes. You can also warn them here of pending changes, updates or outages. Because it is up while they are typing in their user id and password, users can’t claim they missed the system message.

SAP icons like the stop sign and warning signs can also be displayed.

Details can be found in OSS note #205487.

Here are the details :-

Go to Transaction SE61 and select the document ‘General text’ (selection via F4 help), and create a text with the name ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO in the language defined with profile parameter zcsa/system_language.

If the text does not exist in the system language, no output is made.

Note that there is space for 16 lines with 45 fixed-font characters each or for approximately 60 proportional space font characters on the logon screen.

Title lines (can be recognized by means of format keys starting with a ‘U’) are highlighted in the display.

You may also output icons at the beginning of lines by using an icon code (for example, 1D for the STOP icon). You can get a list of icon codes from Report RSTXICON. Pay attention to the codes with two ‘@’ symbols displayed by the report. You cannot include text symbols. The ‘include indicator’ cannot be used for this function. SUBHINT here.

reward point if helpful.

thanks

mrutyun^