If you are installing BlueZone version 3.3 or above, on top of an existing pre-3.3 BlueZone installation, all your existing
session profiles that are currently stored in the Windows registry, are converted to session profiles (configuration files).
Note
If you are a new BlueZone customer and are installing BlueZone for the fist time, no conversion is necessary.
Converting from registry mode to profile mode is a function built into the Session Manager. The first time the Session Manager
runs in profile mode, it checks the Registry for BlueZone configurations and converts them to session profile files. Once
converted, the session profiles appear in the Session Manager. BlueZone uses the Registry Key name as the session profile
file name.
BlueZone automatically assigns profile session names to your existing session profiles. For example, if you had three Mainframe
sessions stored in the windows registry, S1, S2 and S3, they are converted to session profiles with the following names:
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Mainframe Display S1.zmd |
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Mainframe Display S2.zmd |
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Mainframe Display S3.zmd |
All three sessions appear in the BlueZone Session Manager with the connection name as the icon label. All three session profiles
are automatically created and placed in your BlueZone \Config folder.