Configuration Options for the "Send and Save to M-Files" Button
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Using M-Files Named Value Manager, you may add the Send and Save to M-Files button to the Microsoft Outlook composer window on all client computers, or disable the Send and Save to M-Files button altogether. For more information on the Send and Save to M-Files function, see Functions in Microsoft Outlook.
Note: You need M-Files Named Value Manager for distributing the settings. For downloading the tool as well
as for instructions on using it, see the document Distributing Vault-Specific Registry Settings from M-Files Server.
Complete the following steps to configure the Send and Save to M-Files button for all client computers:
- Open M-Files Named Value Manager.
- Use the Server drop-down menu to select the M-Files server and then the Vault drop-down menu to select the document vault.
- Use the Storage Type drop-down menu to select the MFConfigurationValue storage.
- In the Namespace field, enter the following value: M-Files.Core.Client.Settings
- Click Add to add a new key.
- In the left-side pane, double-click New Named Value Key and enter the following value: MSOutlookRibbon
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Select the newly added key, and then either:
- If you want to display the Send and Save to M-Files
button in the Microsoft Outlook composer window on all client
computers, add the following value to the right-side
pane:
{ "Common": { "MSOutlookRibbon": { "ShowSendAndSaveInBuiltInTab": 1 } } }
or - If you want to disable the Send and Save to M-Files
button on all client computers, add the following value to the right-side
pane:
{ "Common": { "MSOutlookRibbon": { "ShowSendAndSaveInMFilesTab": 0 } } }
- If you want to display the Send and Save to M-Files
button in the Microsoft Outlook composer window on all client
computers, add the following value to the right-side
pane:
- Click Save and then close M-Files Named Value Manager if you no longer need it.