Migrator for Notes to Exchange 4.16.1

Renaming the Orphaned Documents folder

The Setup program automatically sets the name of the “All Documents” folder in Exchange, which receives orphaned documents from Notes' “All Documents” folder. The folder is named “All Documents” (in English) by default, but you can assign any other valid folder name. The parameter is set in two different places for the Data Migration Wizard and the Self-Service Desktop Migrator, so you should reset the folder name in both places.

In the [Notes] section, set the appropriate value for:

OrphanedDocsFolder=<Folder Name>

For example, for a Japanese Notes environment:

Defining new language sections

The Global Defaults, Task Parameters, and notesdtapp.ini file contain parameter sections that specify the names of migrated Outlook folders in various languages. For example, the section for Japanese [JPN] appears in the example here. The Data Migration Wizard refers to the appropriate section when naming new Outlook folders. (The wizard determines the “appropriate” language section by reading the Windows locale.)

The Global Defaults and notesdtapp.ini file contain sections for several common languages, and common variants of the world's primary languages—for example, French as spoken in France vs. Canada vs. Belgium vs. Monaco, and so forth. But the default program parameters do not include sections for many less common language variants.

The Global Defaults and notesdtapp.ini file do, however, contain sections for more generic forms of the world's primary languages, so if the wizard can't find a section for a language variant associated with a particular locale, the wizard will instead consult the more generic section. In Quebec, for example, if the wizard can't find a section for [FRC] (Canadian French), it will instead use the folder names specified in [FR] (generic French). In releases prior to 4.0.0.34, the wizard would default to English-language folder names if it couldn't find a section for a particular language variant.

If the default program parameters do not contain a section for the language variant associated with your locale, and if you don't want to use the more generic language alternative, you can create a new section for the language variant you want. You can add a new section to the Global Defaults, or notesdtapp.ini, or both. The section name must be exactly three letters, and must conform to the conventions of the Language TLAs for Various Locales table (below).

Language TLAs for Various Locales
Afrikaans–South Africa	AFK	English–Trinidad	ENT	Polish–Poland	PLK
Albanian–Albania	SQI	English–United Kingdom	ENG	Portuguese–Brazil	PTB
Arabic–Algeria	ARG	English–United States	ENU	Portuguese–Portugal	PTG
Arabic–Bahrain	ARH	English–Zimbabwe	ENW	Punjabi–India (Gurmukhi Script)	PAN
Arabic–Egypt	ARE	Estonian–Estonia	ETI	Romanian–Romania	ROM
Arabic–Iraq	ARI	Faeroese–Faeroe Islands	FOS	Russian–Russia	RUS
Arabic–Jordan	ARJ	Farsi–Iran	FAR	Sanskrit–India	SAN
Arabic–Kuwait	ARK	Finnish–Finland	FIN	Serbian–Serbia (Cyrillic)	SRB
Arabic–Lebanon	ARB	French–Belgium	FRB	Serbian–Serbia (Latin)	SRL
Arabic–Libya	ARL	French–Canada	FRC	Slovak–Slovakia	SKY
Arabic–Morocco	ARM	French–France	FRA	Slovenian–Slovenia	SLV
Arabic–Oman	ARO	French–Luxembourg	FRL	Spanish–Argentina	ESS
Arabic–Qatar	ARQ	French–Monaco	FRM	Spanish–Bolivia	ESB
Arabic–Saudi Arabia	ARA	French–Switzerland	FRS	Spanish–Chile	ESL
Arabic–Syria	ARS	FYRO Macedonian– FYRO Macedonia	MKI	Spanish–Colombia	ESO
Arabic–Tunisia	ART	Galician–Spain	GLC	Spanish–Costa Rica	ESC
Arabic–U.A.E.	ARU	Georgian–Georgia	KAT	Spanish–Dominican Republic	ESD
Arabic–Yemen	ARY	German–Austria	DEA	Spanish–Ecuador	ESF
Armenian–Armenia	HYE	German–Germany	DEU	Spanish–El Salvador	ESE
Azeri–Azerbaijan (Cyrillic)	AZE	German–Liechtenstein	DEC	Spanish–Guatemala	ESG
Azeri–Azerbaijan (Latin)	AZE	German–Luxembourg	DEL	Spanish–Honduras	ESH
Basque–Spain	EUQ	German–Switzerland	DES	Spanish–Mexico	ESM
Belarusian–Belarus	BEL	Greek–Greece	ELL	Spanish–Nicaragua	ESI
Bulgarian–Bulgaria	BGR	Gujarati–India (Gujarati Script)	GUJ	Spanish–Panama	ESA
Catalan–Spain	CAT	Hebrew–Israel	HEB	Spanish–Paraguay	ESZ
Chinese–Hong KongSAR	ZHH	Hindi–India	HIN	Spanish–Peru	ESR
Chinese–Macau SAR	ZHM	Hungarian–Hungary	HUN	Spanish–Puerto Rico	ESU
Chinese–PRC	CHS	Icelandic–Iceland	ISL	Spanish–Spain (Inat’l Sort)	ESN
Chinese–Singapore	ZHI	Indonesian–Indonesia	IND	Spanish–Spain (Trad Sort)	ESP
Chinese–Taiwan	CHT	Italian–Italy	ITA	Spanish–Uruguay	ESY
Croatian–Croatia	HRV	Italian–Switzerland	ITS	Spanish–Venezuela	ESV
Czech–Czech Republic	CSY	Japanese–Japan	JPN	Swahili–Kenya	SWK
Danish–Denmark	DAN	Kannada–India (Kannada Script)	KAN	Swedish–Finland	SVF
Divehi–Maldives	DIV	Kazakh–Kazakstan	KKZ	Swedish–Sweden	SVE
Dutch–Belgium	NLB	Konkani–India	KNK	Syriac–Syria	SYR
Dutch–Netherlands	NLD	Korean (Extended Wansung)–Korea	KOR	Tamil–India	TAM
English–Australia	ENA	Kyrgyz–Kyrgyzstan	KYR	Tatar–Tatarstan	TTT
English–Belize	ENL	Latvian–Latvia	LVI	Telugu–India (Telugu Script)	TEL
English–Canada	ENC	Lithuanian–Lithuania	LTH	Thai–Thailand	THA
English–Caribbean	ENB	Malay–Brunei Darussalam	MSB	Turkish–Turkey	TRK
English–Ireland	ENI	Malay–Malaysia	MSL	Ukrainian–Ukraine	UKR
English–Jamaica	ENJ	Marathi–India	MAR	Urdu–Pakistan	URD
English–New Zealand	ENZ	Mongolian (Cyrillic)–Mongolia	MON	Uzbek–Uzbekistan (Cyrillic)	UZB
English–Philippines	ENP	Norwegian–Norway (Bokmål)	NOR	Uzbek–Uzbekistan (Latin)	UZB
English–South Africa	ENS	Norwegian–Norway (Nynorsk)	NON	Vietnamese–Viet Nam	VIT