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2 total messages Started by michael haas Mon, 23 Feb 1998 00:00

#157

Author: michael haas
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 00:00

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Hi everybody!

We are running Peg 2.55 under NT4.0 on an NT network. We set up Peg in
stand-alone; every user brings along a disc and gets the important data
and mail on it. As we are explaining to 3 to 5 people every day how to
set up Peg we would be greatful if we could just copy a "prefab config"
with all hosts and everything already filled in to a:\pmail\mail. If we
do so Dr. Watson kicks in and tells us NoNo. Any ideas how to solve this
prob? Peg 2.54 is not different.

Thanx in advance!! :)

michael

Re: default configuration

#155

Author: David J. Kocmoud
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 1998 00:00

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michael haas <michael.haas@ruhr-uni-bochum.de> wrote in article
<34F1B7F5.62883EBE@ruhr-uni-bochum.de>...
> We are running Peg 2.55 under NT4.0 on an NT network. We set up Peg in
> stand-alone; every user brings along a disc and gets the important data
> and mail on it. As we are explaining to 3 to 5 people every day how to
> set up Peg we would be greatful if we could just copy a "prefab config"
> with all hosts and everything already filled in to a:\pmail\mail. If we
> do so Dr. Watson kicks in and tells us NoNo. Any ideas how to solve this
> prob? Peg 2.54 is not different.

Create a PMDFLTS.INI file in the WinPMail program directory on the NT
server (or on the workstations, if you installed it locally instead).  In
this file, only include those global statements from a working PMAIL.INI
file that you wish to use as defaults for new users.  It's as simple as
that.

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