Change Visible Signal Bar Text???

Can the text in the "visible signal" bar be changed? We'd like it to say "My Company IT Support" or some such. I see where the permissions dialog text can be changed, but I can't find any documentation on the "visible signal." Our teachers and staff freak out when the "ZENworks Remote Management" bar pops up. Sometimes they turn the system off. No, I can't get anyone train or explain to them what this means, and some people simply forget. It would really help to be able personally brand the "visible signal."
If it requires editing server files, I may be out of luck, as my boss can't remember and didn't write down the primary server's root password for the third time.
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All right...
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So I've chose the 'Main Stage' template (I think that's what it's called) and I'm customising it myself. I want to change the colour of the navigation bar and get rid of the footer at the bottom. To get rid of the footer I've just reduced the footer size, is that the best thing to do? And I can cant find a way of changing the navigation bar's colour????
Help!
Cheers

Regarding the footer the only way to get rid of it is to set it to zero in the Inspector/Page/Layout pane.
As for the links color, that's all controlled by javascript and not readily doable. Cyclosaurus has posted various javascript bits to use in HTML snippets to modify the links. The only color script I've found of his is to change the rollover color. You can read about it near the middle of this demo page: Misc. Items.
You can have much more control over the navbar by creating your own Text Based Navbar. Deactivate the built in navbar and create a text box with the links in the font (Web Safe Font only). The downside is that you will have to copy an past the text box on each page the first time an any time you add or remove a page.
OT

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I have changed my network provider to 02 from vodafone and have had apple unblock the phone and have connected to itunes to reset the phone however i am still just getting 02 carrier logo but no signal bars?

Hi there,
You may find the troubleshooting steps below helpful.
iPhone: Troubleshooting No Service
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts4429
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Hi- is it possible to change the navigation bar colour ? I've been trying but not discovered how to. I started with the white template.
Thankx, Kay.

Kay:
It's not a normal user controlled item. It's generated by javascript and somewhere in iWeb's themes packages there's a .js file that you can edit to make some changes. It's not for the faint of heart.
However, you can make your on text based navbar and have any font (web safe), color, roll over color, etc. like in this demo page.
OT

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