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This file is located in the | This file is located in the or made through the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Open_Settings_Dialog|user interface]], and [[{{NAMESPACE}}:System_Directories|stores]] them in the user profile of the user. | ||
If the option " | |||
If the option " is '''disabled''', any manual changes to this file will be overwritten by the settings set on the server. | |||
If the option is '''enabled''', however, the individual Cryptshare for Outlook clients can be configured using settings in the CS4OutlookAdminConfig.xml and these settings will '''not''' be overwritten by server settings. | If the option is '''enabled''', however, the individual Cryptshare for Outlook clients can be configured using settings in the CS4OutlookAdminConfig.xml and these settings will '''not''' be overwritten by server settings. | ||
Thus, you have the possibility to configure the clients individually, but without giving the users the possibility to manipulate settings through the user interface. | Thus, you have the possibility to configure the clients individually, but without giving the users the possibility to manipulate settings through the user interface. | ||
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Aktuelle Version vom 22. März 2022, 10:03 Uhr
This file is located in the or made through the user interface, and stores them in the user profile of the user.
If the option " is disabled, any manual changes to this file will be overwritten by the settings set on the server. If the option is enabled, however, the individual Cryptshare for Outlook clients can be configured using settings in the CS4OutlookAdminConfig.xml and these settings will not be overwritten by server settings.
Thus, you have the possibility to configure the clients individually, but without giving the users the possibility to manipulate settings through the user interface.