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Chapter 5: Using SecureSuite 
 
SecureSuite XS Workstation Guide 
 
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Windows System Tray 
SecureSuite adds a SecureSuite shortcut icon to the Windows system tray.  The 
SecureSuite system tray icon allows you to access most SecureSuite functionality 
quickly and conveniently.  If enabled, the SecureSession for Applications icon and 
any method icons will also appear in the system tray. 
SecureSession for Applications Icon 
The SecureSession for Applications icon allows users to register and manage 
SecureSession data.  See the SecureSession for Applications section in Chapter 9 
of this manual. 
Authentication Method Icons 
If the logged-on user is associated with a biometric authentication method that fully 
supports the concept of multiple sources (e.g., two or more fingerprints, each one 
being a source), the method’s system tray icon may be displayed in the system 
tray.  From the SecureSuite shortcut icon (represented by the SecureSuite logo), a 
user can choose to show or hide method icon(s) by checking or unchecking the 
Show SecureSuite Method Icons 
option (which will only be available if the 
user is enrolled with at least one method that supports this feature).   
When a user clicks the method icon, a dialog appears that allows the user to 
select their current and/or default source during the authentication process.  In the 
case of the fingerprint method, the dialog will typically contain a graphic of two 
hands with all 10 fingers represented.  These method-specific source dialogs 
indicate all sources that have been enrolled for that authentication method.  For 
example, a red dot on the tip of a finger signifies that the fingerprint is currently 
selected for authentication.  To select a different fingerprint, click the 
corresponding finger.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Figure 3: Fingerprint Icon, Windows System Tray 
   SecureSuite Icon 
   Fingerprint Icon 
SecureSession for 
Applications icon