You specify the computer users for whom to capture
information, and the files and settings to capture for each user,
by setting up the appropriate user profile. You can create as many
different user profiles as you need. To capture data for a
particular user, or group of users, you assign the appropriate user
profile to a Move the User: Create task.
The components of a user profile are described in
Table 6-4.
Table 6-4 User profile components
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Component
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Description
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User profile name
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You specify the name. It must be unique
within a folder, and may contain up to 50 alphanumeric characters.
You should choose a descriptive name that is easy to recognize when
you are setting up a Move the User: Create task.
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User selection
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You specify the computer user, or users, for
whom to capture information. You can specify particular user names,
or collect all users, all domain users, or the user who has most
recently logged on to the computer.
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Data templates
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You select the data templates to use. The
data templates specify the data files and registry entries to
capture for each user. You can include any number of data templates
in a user profile.
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Windows settings
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You specify the Windows settings to capture
for each user, by selecting them from the list of available
settings.
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