BlueZone SETUP.INI File

The following BlueZone SETUP.INI file is shown with default settings.  The items in blue type, are values used by BlueZone during installation.  The items shown in black type, are comments and never need to be edited or changed.  Lines preceded by a semi-colon are “commented out” and are ignored by the BlueZone installation program.

To edit SETUP.INI, use a text editor such as Notepad.  Change any values necessary and save the file.  You must run the BlueZone installation program (SETUP.EXE), in order for the changes to take affect.

When editing the SETUP.INI file, you may only need to change a value.  In other cases you may have to "uncomment out" an item by deleting the semi-colon from the beginning of the line.

NOTE  Items with a link will display a pop-up with information about that feature.

The [BZSetup] section provides values that allow the BlueZone Administrator to customize the BlueZone installation process.

[BZSetup]

;default SourceDir is drive and directory of SETUP.EXE

;SourceDir=A:\

;DestinationDir="C:\Program Files\BlueZone"

UsePersonalFolderAsWorkingDir=Yes

UseAllUsersCommonFolderAsWorkingDir=No

;UseCurrentUserAppDataFolderAsWorkingDir=No

;WorkingDir="C:\Program Files\BlueZone"

;fourteen digit registration key

RegistrationKey=

;SNA Server, Renex Async Protocol, TN3270E, Communications Server, IntranetWare for SAA

Connection=TN3270E

;see Administrator's Guide for Lock values

Lock=0

LockFTP=0

LockFTPSession=0

LockFTPConnection=0

LockFTPInitialCommands=0

LockFTPMiscellaneous=0

LockFTPSchedule=0

LockFTPFirewall=0

LockFTPSecurity=0

LockFTPCertificate=0

LockTelnet=0

LockDisplay=0

LockFont=No

ShowLockedDialogs=Yes

DisableAppendToClipboard=No

;0-HKEY_CURRENT_USER (Session Settings - Default), 1-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (All Settings)

;2-HKEY_CURRENT_USER (All Settings)

BaseRegistry=0

ProfileMode=Yes

ProfileSharing=Yes

SetPath=No

EnablePowerKeys=No

FIPSMode=No

InstallScriptPlayerOnly=No

SessionManagerRunInTray=No

BrowserBasedHelp=Yes

 

The [HLLAPI] section provides one value which is used in BlueZone scripting.  Used by Whllapi.Dll and Whlapi32.Dll to control the default number of milliseconds to retry the BlueZone session connect when ConnectPresentationSpace is called.

[HLLAPI]

ConnectRetryMilliseconds=0

TelnetHostSettleMilliseconds=0

 

The [Program Group] section provides values to select program group options, and change the names associated with the program group icons.

[Program Group]

UseGroup=Yes

GroupName=BlueZone

CopyShortcuts2ProgramGroup=No

MainframeDisplayText=Mainframe Display

MainframePrinterText=Mainframe Printer

iSeriesDisplayText=iSeries Display

iSeriesPrinterText=iSeries Printer

VTText=BlueZone VT

SessionManagerText=BlueZone Session Manager

ScriptEditorText=BlueZone Script Editor

FTPText=BlueZone FTP

HllapiRedirectorText=BlueZone HLLAPI Redirector

ScriptingHostText=BlueZone Scripting Host

TCP/IPPrintServerText=BlueZone TCP-IP Print Server

ICLDisplayText=ICL Display

UTSDisplayText=UTS Display

T27DisplayText=T27 Display

 

The [Desktop Shortcuts] section provides values to set whether shortcut icons will be created on the end user's desktop.  The shortcut names will be the values set in the [Program Group] section above.

[Desktop Shortcuts]

MainframeDisplay=No

MainframePrinter=No

iSeriesDisplay=No

iSeriesPrinter=No

VT=No

SessionManager=Yes

ScriptEditor=No

FTP=No

ScriptingHost=No

SessionManagerInStartupFolder=No

TCP/IPPrintServerer=Yes

UTSDisplay=No

T27Display=No

ICLDisplay=No

 

The [WinJa] and [JWalk] sections provide values that are used when BlueZone is used in conjunction with these products.

[WinJa]

;Version=2.2C9

;CabFile=WinJa.Cab

;DestDir=C:\Program Files\SEAGULL\WinJa Windows Client-Version 2.2C9

 

[JWalk]

;Version=

;CabFile=

;DestDir=

 

NOTE  In this example, only the WinJa section contains information.  If you want to use BlueZone with JWalk, you would have to fill in the appropriate information in the JWalk section.  Refer to your WinJa and JWalk documentation for more information about using BlueZone with WinJa and JWalk.

The [Support] section provides the lines to customize the Help:Technical Support dialog.  This allows the BlueZone Administrator to place their own company’s help information here (such as hone number or web address) so that when end users click on Help:Technical Support, they will see a customized message.  This information is also available from the Help Desk button on the Setup dialogs.

[Support]

Line1=

Line2=To contact BlueZone Software Customer Care, please go to:

Line3=https://eservice.bluezonesoftware.com and submit your issue on-line.

Line4=

Line5=Information displayed in this dialog can be pre-configured by editing the

Line6=

Line7=SETUP.INI file before installation or changed by using RegEdit.Exe to modify

Line8=

Line9=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Seagull\BlueZone\Support.

 

The [About] section provides the lines to customize the Help:About dialog.  This is not recommended because important BlueZone contact information is displayed in the About dialog.  Enter customized information in the [Support] section above.

[About]

Info1=Discover more about genuine BlueZone business solutions

Info2=by visiting http://www.bluezonesoftware.com

Name=BlueZone Software

Address1=3340 Peachtree Road

Address2=Suite 820

Address3=Atlanta, GA  30326

Phone=Voice: (404)364-4200

Fax=Fax: (404)760-9588

INet=www.bluezonesoftware.com

 

The [Activation] section is for future use.

[Activation]

Address=

Email=

 

;The following sections contain installation parameters only intended for internal use, please DO NOT change them.

 

NOTE  As stated in the above comment, the rest of the items in this file are not intended to be changed for any reason.  For this reason, the items that normally appear below this point are not included here.