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Lotus Notes Archive file location change, automation scripting

Zones: Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino Email Server

Tags: IBM, Lotus Notes, 6.5.5, 6.5.2, Archiving Change

The short and sweet of it is that we are changing the user's home directory drive from H:\ to a P:\. Why? Enterprise consistency. The user's have archive files in their home directories. I have written a VB script to look for and change shortcuts referencing the H:\ and changing them to P:\, Setting My Documents to P:\, but I am not sure how to automate changing the Lotus Notes Archive file pointer to the P:\ drive without having users manually perform that change(prefer not to have them do that). I have looked in the notes.ini thinking I could do a "search and replace" but I do not see any references to the archive location in the notes.ini. I am a beginner VBScript writer so if you do suggest code, please throw in some comments to help me out.

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: uvwaves

Solution Provided By: Bill-Hanson

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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