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Microsoft Exchange Server Setup Editor Help Contents
  Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor Help

  Setup Program Options

  User Options

  Selecting a Client Installation Point

  Undoing All Changes

  Restoring Default Settings

  Saving Current Settings


Build Date & Version Number

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Build Date:   03/25/94  12:49 PM

Build Number:  569

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Setup Program Options
  Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor Help

  Setup Program Options

 Customizing General Setup Program Options

  Customizing Setup Program Components

  Customizing Setup Program Binding Order

  Customize Setup Program Services

  User Options

  Selecting a Client Installation Point

  Undoing All Changes

  Restoring Default Settings

  Saving Current Settings


User Options
  Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor Help

  Setup Program Options

  User Options

  Customizing General User Options

  Customizing Read User Options

  Customizing Send User Options

  Customizing Spelling User Options

  Customizing Home Server User Options

  Selecting a Client Installation Point

   Undoing All Changes

  Restoring Default Settings

  Saving Current Settings


Microsoft Exchange Server Setup Editor Help Contents
  Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor Help

  Setup Program Options

 Customizing General Setup Program Options

  Customizing Setup Program Components

  Customizing Setup Program Binding Order

  Customize Setup Program Services

  User Options

  Customizing General User Options

  Customizing Read User Options

  Customizing Send User Options

  Customizing Spelling User Options

  Customizing Home Server User Options

  Selecting a Client Installation Point

  Undoing All Changes

  Restoring Default Settings

  Saving Current Settings


Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor Help

The Microsoft Exchange Setup Editor allows you to edit the EXCHNG.STF file to:

Change the default options in the client Setup program.

Configure default messaging profiles for clients.

Click on the Table of Contents to the right for topics.


Customizing General Setup Program Options

Use the General property page in the Setup Program Options dialog box to select the client installation type and the location for Microsoft Exchange client software.

To customize general setup program options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Modify Setup Program icon.

The Setup Program Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the General tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Setup Program Components

Use the Components property page in the Setup Program Options dialog box to select which client components to install.

To customize setup program components

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Modify Setup Program icon.

The Setup Program Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Components tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Setup Program Services

Use the Services property page in the Setup Program Options dialog box to select which information services will be installed on clients.

To customize setup program services

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Modify Setup Program icon.

The Setup Program Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Services tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Setup Program Binding Order

Use the Binding Order property page to select the binding order of RPC protocols, as well as to add protocols to and remove protocols from the stack. Protocols at the top of the stack will be bound before protocols at the bottom of the stack.

To select the RPC protocols and their binding order

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Modify Setup Program icon.

The Setup Program Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Binding Order tab.

3.	Select a protocol, then use the following buttons to place it in the right order:

Select	To
Move Up	Move the protocol up one level in the protocol stack.
Move Down	Move the protocol down one level in the protocol stack.
4.	Use the Remove button to remove protocols from the stack.

5.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing General User Options

Use the General property page in the User Options dialog box to select general options, such as how users are notified of new mail and how items are deleted.

To customize general user options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Set User Options icon.

The User Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the General tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Read User Options

Use the Read property page in the User Options dialog box to select what action Microsoft Exchange will take after moving or deleting an open item, or when replying to or forwarding an item.

To customize read user options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Set User Options icon.

The User Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Read tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Send User Options

Use the Send property page in the User Options dialog box to select options for sending mail, such as setting the importance of a message or requesting a receipt when an item has been delivered.

To customize send user options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Set User Options icon.

The User Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Send tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Spelling User Options

Use the Spelling property page in the User Options dialog box to select options for how Microsoft Exchange will spell-check client messages.

To customize spelling user options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Set User Options icon.

The User Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Spelling tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Customizing Home Server User Options

Use the Home Server property page in the User Options dialog box to select the default home server for client installation.

To customize home server options

1.	On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Set User Options icon.

The User Options dialog box appears.

2.	Select the Home Server tab.

3.	Change the settings as needed to meet your requirements.

4.	Choose OK to save changes and close the dialog box, or Apply to save changes without closing the dialog box.


Restoring Default Settings

Use the Restore Defaults icon to return to the default settings for all Microsoft Exchange client installation options in the Setup Editor.

To restore default settings

On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Restore Defaults icon.

Or

From the File menu, select Restore Defaults.


Selecting a Client Installation Point

To use the Setup Editor, you must select the installation point where the client installation files are located. A client installation point is a shared directory that contains Microsoft Exchange client software.

To select the client installation point

On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Select Client Installation icon.

Or

From the File menu, select Select Client Installation Point.


Undoing All Changes

The Setup Editor allows you to restore the state of all Microsoft Exchange client installation options to their values when the Setup Editor program was last invoked.

To undo all changes

On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Undo All Changes icon.

Or

From the File menu, select Undo All Changes.


Saving Current Settings

After you have made changes to the client installation, you must save the settings before exiting the Setup Editor in order for the EXCHNG.STF file to reflect the new settings.

To save current settings

On the Setup Editor toolbar, click the Save Current Settings icon.

Or

From the File menu, select Save.


Setup Program General Property Page

Specify which installation types are available when the users run Setup, and the default locations of Microsoft Exchange icons and client software.

In addition to Typical, allow the following modes

Select one or both of the following modes to offer as additional choices to the users running Setup:

Custom/Complete

Allows the users to select which components to install.

Laptop (Minimum)

Installs the minimum components necessary to run Microsoft Exchange client and Schedule+.

Miscellaneous

Specify the Program Manager group in which to add the Microsoft Exchange icons and the directory in which to install the Microsoft Exchange client software.


Setup Program Components Property Page

Specify which components are installed in a Typical installation.

Select/Clear Component

Selects the check box for the component you want to install or clears the check box for any component you do not want to install.

Change Option

Allows you to choose additional options to select or clear.

Note  Change Option is unavailable if there are no additional items to select.


Setup Program Services Property Page

Use this property page to specify which information services are installed with each client, and which of the installed services are added to new default messaging profiles. Once Microsoft Exchange has been installed, users can create their profile using the information services that are available on their client computer.  Users can add additional services only if the service is on their computer or if they have an installation disk for the service.

Important  If you disable installation of vital services, the client installation may be non-functional. Only deselect vital services (such as Microsoft Exchange) if, for example, you are migrating from Microsoft Mail for PC Networks to Microsoft Exchange and plan to install the Microsoft Exchange service when migration is complete. For more information, see the Microsoft Exchange Server Migration Guide, which is available as Word documents on your Microsoft Exchange Server CD-ROM.

Select the information services to install on the client

A user creating a profile can choose from available information services on the Microsoft Exchange Server computer.

Available on the server

Select services from this list and choose Add to include the services on the list of installed services.

To be installed on the client

Select a service from this list and choose Remove to delete the service from the list of installed services. Or, choose Install in Default Profile to include this service in default profiles.

Install in default profile

Select a service in the To be installed on the client list, and choose this button to include this service in default profiles.


Setup Program Binding Order

Use the Binding Order property page to select the binding order of RPC protocols, as well as to add protocols to and remove protocols from the stack.

Protocols

Select one or more of the following buttons to specify the RPC protocols and their binding order in the protocol stack. Protocols at the top of the stack will be bound before protocols at the bottom of the stack.

Move up

Moves the selected protocol up one level in the protocol stack.

Move down

Moves the selected protocol down one level in the protocol stack.

Remove

Deletes the selected protocol from the protocol stack.

Add

Adds one or more protocols to the protocol stack from a specified computer on the network. When you choose Add, the Enter Remote ID dialog box appears, allowing you to specify the remote ID of a computer that contains the protocols you want to use.


General User Options

Specify general options for working in Microsoft Exchange. The user can change these defaults after installation.

When new items arrive

Select one or more of the following options to specify how the users are notified when they receive new mail:

Play a sound

Plays a sound. The user can choose the sound in their operating system's Sound Control Panel.

Briefly change the pointer

Changes the pointer to an envelope.

Display a notification message

Displays a pop-up message. In the pop-up message, the user can choose Yes to switch to Microsoft Exchange, or choose No to continue in the current application.

Deleting Items

Select one or more of the following options for how and when items are deleted:

Warn before permanently deleting items

Displays an alert in which the users can confirm or cancel the permanent deletion of an item, folder, or address list entry.

Empty the 'Deleted Items' folder upon exiting

Deletes all items in the Deleted Items folder when the user closes Microsoft Exchange.

Show ToolTips on toolbars

Displays a ToolTip when the pointer is placed over any button on a toolbar.

When selecting, automatically select entire word

Selects an entire word when part of the word is selected.


Read User Options

Specify options for reviewing messages, and formatting replies and forwards. These defaults can be changed by the user after installation from the Tools menu (using the Options command).

After moving or deleting an open item

Select the action to occur after the users move or delete an open item:

Open the item above it

Opens the previous item in the folder contents list.

Open the next item below it

Opens the next item in the folder contents list.

Return to Microsoft Exchange

Returns to the current folder so that the users can select the next item to open.

When replying to or forwarding an item

Select the options for replying to and forwarding messages:

Include the original text

Includes the text of the original message below the text of the reply.

Indent the original text

Indents the text of the original message in the reply.

Close the original item

Closes the original message when the users choose Reply or Forward.


Send User Options

Specify options for sending and formatting messages and forms. Users can change the options for an item by choosing Properties from the File menu.

Request that a receipt be sent when

Select one or both options to specify when to notify the sender that the message has been received.

The item has been read

Returns a receipt when a message a user sent is opened by the recipient.

The item has been delivered

Returns a receipt when a message a user sent is delivered to its recipient.

Set Sensitivity

Select the default sensitivity to assign to all outgoing mail.

The sensitivity level appears in the Sensitivity column in the message, if the column is displayed.

Normal

No sensitivity. The Sensitivity column of the item header is blank. Any recipient can modify the original message when it is replied to or forwarded.

Personal

Displays Personal in the Sensitivity column. A personal message typically contains non-business related information. Any recipient can modify the original message when it is replied to or forwarded.

Private

Displays Private in the Sensitivity column. Prohibits any recipient from modifying the original message when it is replied to or forwarded.

Confidential

Displays Confidential in the Sensitivity column. A confidential message or form should be treated according to your organization's policies on confidentiality.

Set Importance

Select the importance you want to assign to all outgoing mail.

Marking an item with high or low importance does not affect the speed with which outgoing mail is delivered; it affects the visual appearance of the message header in the recipient's Inbox.

High

Displays an exclamation point (!).

Normal

Displays no icon.

Low

Displays a down arrow.

Save a copy of the item in the 'Sent Items' folder

Saves a copy of every item that is sent in the Sent Mail folder. If this option is not selected, copies of outgoing mail will not be saved in the Sent Mail folder.


Spelling User Options

Specify options for using the spell-checker.

General Options

Select one or both of the following options:

Always suggest replacements for misspelled words

Displays a list of suggestions whenever the Microsoft Exchange spell-checker finds a word that is not in the dictionary.

Always check spelling before sending

Checks spelling automatically before a message is placed in the Outbox. Choosing Send starts the spell-check.

When checking, always ignore

Select one or more of the following word categories to skip when spell-checking a message.

Words in UPPERCASE

Skips words that contain only uppercase letters.

Words with numbers

Skips words that contain numbers.

The original text in a reply or forward

Skips the original message text when users reply to or forward a message; includes only new text typed in the spell-check.


Home Server User Options

Home Server

Specify the home server that you want the client setup program to default to.