Base registry setting

BlueZone settings are saved in the Windows registry. The registry location where they are saved depends on the value for the base registry setting in the setup.ini file.

Global settings

By default, the base registry setting is 0.

Base registry 0: Global settings are saved in the Local Machine key. User-level settings are saved in the Current User key. This is the default setting for BlueZone Desktop. By using this mode, you can configure BlueZone so that each individual user can store their own user-level settings.
Base registry 1: Global and user settings are saved in the Local Machine key. Use this mode if all of the users of the computer must share both global and user settings.
Base registry 2: Global and user settings are saved in the Current User key. This mode is typically not used for BlueZone Desktop.

Global settings apply to the BlueZone product as a whole. For example, the location of the BlueZone Windows installation directory is a global setting because it applies to the entire BlueZone application, which is by default stored in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key.

Other examples are specific feature settings, lock settings, and mode settings that apply to all BlueZone sessions.

User-level settings

User-level settings apply to individual BlueZone sessions. For example, the location of the user's My Documents folder, which is by default stored in the HKEY_LOCAL_USER key.

Other examples are individual BlueZone session keys like Mainframe Display S1, that contains all of the information about a specific BlueZone session.

Setting the base registry value

Use a text editor to edit the setup.ini file. From the table below, choose the value, and type it in the BaseRegisrty=value entry.

0	HKEY_CURRENT_USER (Session Settings - Default)
1	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (All Settings)
2	HKEY_CURRENT_USER (All Settings)

For example:

[BZSetup]
BaseRegistry=0