Difference between revisions of "Template:GPO Configuration Outlook Add-in"
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**: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''. | **: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''. | ||
Revision as of 15:06, 15 July 2020
- These settings supported by the current Outlook Add-in are available:
- Authentication
- Sets the authentication method to either Standard Authentication or Windows Authentication.
- Language
- Sets the display language of the MailStore Outlook Add-in. Select System language to have the MailStore Outlook Add-in use the language of a client's operating system.
- Server Name
- If this parameter is provided, the MailStore Outlook Add-in always connects to this server. If the authentication method has also been set to Windows Authentication, the login to MailStore Server occurs directly without any user interaction (Single Sign On). If the MailStore Web Access has been configured to a port different from the default 8462 (HTTPS), this parameter has to be provided as Server Name:Port.
- Show MailStore Outlook Add-in Toolbar by default
- If this option is disabled explicitly, the MailStore Outlook Add-in toolbar is hidden in Outlook. This can be useful for certain user groups in terminal server environments.
- Date, Time or Number Format
- Sets the date, time or number format of the MailStore Outlook Add-in. If set to (System), the MailStore Outlook Add-in will use the client operating system's date, time or number format.
- Authentication
