
Table 22. (continued)
Command Parameters Parameter Values and Examples
<IncUsers> <UserName> To capture all user profiles, set $(all) or use *\* as a wild
card for all users. Otherwise, specify users individually.
The following wild cards are available.
v *\* for a variable length wild card
v % for a fixed length wild card (1 character)
For
example:
<IncUsers>
<UserName>Administrator</UserName>
<UserName>domain\Jim</UserName>
</IncUsers>
<ExcUsers> <UserName> To exclude users from the migration process, specify the
domain and user name of the user.
The following wild cards are available.
v * for a variable length wild card
v % for a fixed length wild card (1 character)
<Printers> <Printer>
<PrinterName>
This control statement is effective for both the source and
the target computer.
To capture all printers, set the parameter to $(all). Specify
each printer individually to capture the default printer
only. Set the parameter to $(DefaultPrinter).
For example:
<Printers>
<Printer>$(all)</Printer>
</Printers>
or
<Printers>
<Printer>
<PrinterName>Lenovo 5589-L36</PrinterName>
</Printer>
</Printers>
or
<Printers>
<Printer>$(DefaultPrinter)</Printer>
</Printers>
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