The following is an example of what it looks like when the cloaking is contained with the page that is being included:

Logging-in from the Deployment Page

In this example, the title is put into this page directly, and the included page only contains the panel/procedures information:

Logging in from the Deployment Page

1. Open the application deployment page in a web browser and click Launch Virtual Ticket.

   Note: Your administrator may have emailed you the URL to the application deployment page when he created your user account in Virtual Ticket. If you do not know the URL for the application deployment page, contact your Administrator.

   Note: If you haven't yet installed your Virtual Ticket desktop app, you can install it by clicking "Install" on the deployment page.

2. Type your user name and password when prompted, then click OK. The Virtual Ticket desktop app will open.

With this scenario, you can do any number of things, like having the Procedure title stylized...

Logging in from the Deployment Page

1. Open the application deployment page in a web browser and click Launch Virtual Ticket.

   Note: Your administrator may have emailed you the URL to the application deployment page when he created your user account in Virtual Ticket. If you do not know the URL for the application deployment page, contact your Administrator.

   Note: If you haven't yet installed your Virtual Ticket desktop app, you can install it by clicking "Install" on the deployment page.

2. Type your user name and password when prompted, then click OK. The Virtual Ticket desktop app will open.

Or have the title and procedures toggle-cloaked if you want or not...

Logging in from the Deployment Page