Horizon Client

1. Click Navigate to https://view.health.usf.edu/ to download the View client. 
2. Click VMware Horizon Client.  
3. Click the corresponding client for your operating system.
   Click below for additional information on verifying your operating system and select Install VMWare Horizon Client.
   
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4. At the top left dropdown, select Horizon 7 (5.0).
   
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5. Find the VMWare that is for your Operating System and select Go to Downloads to the right.
   
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   title If you do not know which operating system you are running, click on the options below for instructions on how to find out.
   Expand title Windows 10 click here. Type System in the search box located on Click the Start button located at at the left of the toolbar marked Search the web and Windows.Then select the item listed as System - Control Panel as shown in the diagram.  Image Removed The System information screen will open and will identify the edition of your Windows operating system and system type (32-bit or 64-bit). Image Removed and select Settings. Image Added Select System. Image Added In the left column, scroll down and select About. Image Added In the right of the window, scroll down and locate Windows specifications. Here it will list what Windows version you are currently running. Image Added Back to top Expand title Windows 8 click here. Click on the Windows icon on the left of the toolbar or hit the Windows Key on the keyboard. From the Start menu click on the search icon that looks like a magnifying glass. Image Removed Image Added    Type System in the search field in the dialog box that opens. Select the item listed as System as shown in the diagram. Image Modified   The System information screen will open and will identify the edition of your Windows operating system and system type (32-bit or 64-bit). Image Removed Image Added  Back to top Expand title Windows 7 click here. Click on the Windows icon on the left of the toolbar or hit the Windows key on the keyboard. Type System in the search field that opens just above the Windows icon. Then select the item listed as System under the Control Panel heading as shown in the diagram. Image Removed Image Added The System information screen will open and will identify the edition of your Windows operating system and system type (32-bit or 64-bit). Image Removed

   Run the file that is downloaded.

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6. One you are on the page for the download you need, select Download Now.
   
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   Once the file named VMware-Horizon-Client-5.5.2-18035009 is downloaded, run the file. 

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   A User Account Control dialog box may open, asking if you want to allow the changes to be made to your computer. If this occurs, click Yes.

   
   

8. The VMware Horizon Client Setup Install Wizard will open and bring up the VMware end-user license agreement dialog box.
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   Figure 1: VMware Horizon Client Installation Wizard dialog box

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9. When the install completes, you will see a Success! box. Select Finish.

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   Figure 2: Success! dialog box
   Another box will pop up, asking you to restart your computer

   
   
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   Warning
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   Before continuing, make sure that you have anything you are working on saved somewhere. If you do not, there is a high risk of your work being lost.

   
   

10. You will need to restart you computer in order for the installation to complete successfully. Select Restart Now. See Figure 3.
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    Figure 3: Required restart box
    
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Access VMware

Server

1. Double-click VMware Horizon Client on your desktop.
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2. The VMWare Horizon Client Add Server box will open. Click + New New Server or  double-click Add Server.
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   Figure 4: VMWare Client Add Server box.
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3. The VMWare Server Name box will open. Enter viewEnter view.health.usf.edu in the field for Connection Server name . See Figure 5.
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   Figure 5: VMWare Server Name box.
   
4. The VMWare Login box will open. Enter your Forest (NetID username and password) credentials, then click Login. See Figure 6.
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   Figure 6: VMWare Client Login box.
    
5. A dialog box will open, listing all the VMware Client Views and select Connect.
   
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6. At login, enter your NetID and password, then select Login.
   
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7. Once login is successful, you will see all desktop that you have access to. See Figure 7.
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   Figure 7: VMware Client View selection list. Click image to enlarge.
   Double-Click the VMware View
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8. Double-click the VMware you want to open to connect. 

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   PLEASE NOTE: Users utilizing PCIS Prenatal or PCIS My Care Team will no longer see a separate PCIS Icon in the selected view. You will now access the PCIS icon directly via the Clinical Desktop View.

   
   

9. The VMware View you selected will launch, initialize, and open. See Figure 8.

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   Figure 8: VMware Desktop View. Click image to enlarge.

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Monitor Settings

1. To extend the display to a dual monitor, select the icon that is highlighted in the figure below.. 
2. In the display drop-down menu select All Monitors. 
3. To display to a single monitor, in the display drop-down menu select Fullscreen. See Figure 9.
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   Figure 9: VMware Monitor Settings. Click image to enlarge.Setting icon.
   
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4. On the left column, make sure the desktop you wish to change is selected.
   
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5. In the right column, select the drop down next to Display and click on what you wish to change it to.
   
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6. Once you have selected the display, select Apply.
   
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Table 1 - Features available in the VMWare View Toolbar

Table 1: VMware View toolbar.

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