gwdtapp.ini [Filter] section
gwdtapp.ini [Filters] section
gwdtapp.ini [FolderNames] section
The JUNK parameter value is a keyword that tells the program to create a folder named
Junk E-mail, which will prevent Outlook 2003 from automatically creating its own
Junk E-mail folder upon start-up. For example:
gwdtapp.ini [General] section
gwdtapp.ini [General] AppDoesArch=<#>
gwdtapp.ini [General]
AppDoesMail=<#>
gwdtapp.ini [General]
AppDoesPabs=<#>
keyword (valid values are server or pst); default = PST
The ArchiveDest parameter specifies whether Archives should be migrated to the target server (
ArchiveDest=server), or to a PST file (
ArchiveDest=pst). The only valid values are
pst (the default) or
server.
If ArchiveDest=server, the SSDM then reads another boolean parameter (
ArchiveDestServerArchive=<#>) to determine whether Archives should be sent to the user's server-mail mailbox (0) or to a personal-archive mailbox (1):
The default is ArchiveDestServerArchive=0, so that Archives will be migrated to the user's server-mail mailbox.
The boolean ArchiveDestServerArchive parameter is relevant only if
ArchiveDest=server. If
ArchiveDest=pst then the
ArchiveDestServerArchive parameter is ignored.
Determines whether the SSDM will migrate message Categories (color differentiation of messages within a folder, at the user's designation). The feature is enabled by default, but can be disabled by
DoCategories=0. If the GroupWise source Category color does not exactly match one of Outlook's 25 standard colors, MFG will assign it to the closest matching color.
Note: This feature requires GroupWise 6.5.7 or later on the admin's migration workstation.
This parameter will be ignored if MergeAddressBooks=1, which tells the program to migrate all address books into a single folder (as described below). By default the program will migrate different address books to different folders, one folder per address book.
... tells the program to migrate archives if the Specify Data for Migration screen does not appear, or sets the associated checkbox in that screen to be marked by default. A value of 0 tells the program to not migrate archives, or sets the associated checkbox to be unmarked by default. This parameter is ignored if
AppDoesArch=0. The most common use of this parameter is to provide the necessary entry value when the program is configured to hide the
Specify Data screen. The SSDM chapter of the MFG
Scenarios Guide (see
Customizing the SSDM) explains how this parameter relates to others used to customize the SSDM.
MigrateFreqContacts=1 tells the program to migrate Frequent Contacts if the
Specify Data for Migration screen does not appear, or sets the associated checkbox in that screen to be marked by default. A value of 0 tells the program to not migrate Frequent Contacts, or sets the associated checkbox to be unmarked by default. The most common use of this parameter is to provide the necessary entry value when the program is configured to hide the
Specify Data screen. The SSDM chapter of the MFG
Scenarios Guide (see
Customizing the SSDM) explains how this parameter relates to other parameters used to customize the SSDM.
MigratePAB=1 tells the program to migrate PABs if the
Specify Data for Migration screen does not appear, or sets the associated checkbox in that screen to be marked by default. If
MigratePAB=0 (default) the program will not migrate PABs, or will set the associated checkbox to be unmarked by default. This parameter is ignored if
AppDoesPabs=0. This parameter is most commonly used to provide the necessary entry value when SSDM is configured to hide the
Specify Data screen. The SSDM chapter of the MFG
Scenarios Guide (see
Customizing the SSDM) explains how this parameter relates to others used to customize the SSDM.
MigrateServerMail=1 tells the program to migrate server mail if the
Specify Data for Migration screen does not appear, or sets the associated checkbox in that screen to be marked by default. A value of 0 tells the program to not migrate server mail, or sets the associated checkbox to be unmarked by default. This parameter is ignored if
AppDoesMail=0. The most common use of this parameter is to provide the necessary entry value when the program is configured to hide the
Specify Data screen. The SSDM chapter of the MFG
Scenarios Guide (see
Customizing the SSDM) explains how this parameter relates to other parameters used to customize the SSDM.
The PABDest parameter specifies whether PABs should be migrated to the target server (
PABDest=server), or to a PST file (
PABDest=pst). The only valid values are
pst (the default) or
server.
If PABDest=server, the SSDM then reads a separate boolean parameter (
PABDestServerArchive=<#>) to determine whether PABs should be sent to the user's server-mail mailbox (0) or to a personal-archive mailbox (1):
The default is PABDestServerArchive=0, so that PABs will be migrated to the user's server-mail mailbox.
The boolean PABDestServerArchive parameter is relevant only if
PABDest=server. If
PABDest=pst then the
PABDestServerArchive parameter is ignored.
The program needs this SelectedProfile parameter only if more than one eligible profile will be found on any user’s workstation. The SSDM chapter of the MFG
Scenarios Guide (see
Customizing the SSDM) explains how this parameter relates to other parameters used to customize the SSDM.
See ServerMailDestServerArchive
below.
The ServerMailDest parameter specifies whether ServerMail should be migrated to the target server (
ServerMailDest=server), or to a PST file (
ServerMailDest=pst). The only valid values are
pst (the default) or
server.
If ServerMailDest=server, the SSDM then reads a separate boolean parameter (
ServerMailDestServerArchive=<#>) to determine whether ServerMail should go to the user's server-mail mailbox (0) or to a personal-archive mailbox (1):
The default is ServerMailDestServerArchive=0, so that ServerMail will be migrated to the user's server-mail mailbox.
Note that the boolean ServerMailDestServerArchive parameter is relevant only if
ServerMailDest=server. If
ServerMailDest=pst then the
ServerMailDestServerArchive parameter is ignored.