Working with Folders

You work with folders in the Folder Tree of the Script Director Explorer window. The only folders shown in the folder tree are those available in the Exchange profile for the logged-on user. Adding additional mailboxes to your profile is not required in order to install froms or scripts to those mailboxes with the Script Director Installation Wizard. If you want to drag and drop scripts and forms to another mailbox, then you should add that mailbox to your profile.

Separate icons in the Folder Tree indicate

• Infostore nodes shown below. An Infostore is a private information store (Mailbox) containing subfolders or a public information store (Public Folders). Script Director will also create an Infostore node for any Personal Folders File (.pst) in your logged-on profile. There is also an Infostore node named Forms Registry that represents the EFORMS Registry folder, a hidden system folder that cannot be accessed directly through the Outlook client. The Forms Registry folder contains a Personal Forms registry. If you are running in Corporate/Workgroup mode and Organization Forms libraries have been created by your Exchange administrator, the Forms Registry will also contain one or more Organization Forms folders.
  

• Folders with and without installed scripting or routing agents and Outlook forms. If you click the open folder icon on the Script Director toolbar, you will see the contents of the folder selected in the folder tree displayed in a new Outlook Explorer window.
  

• Folders where the current user doesn’t have Owner permission. These folders are greyed to indicate that the current logged-on user does not have permission in this folder.
  
• Scripting and routing agents in a folder. These items are displayed beneath the node representing the folder. If you click the scripting or the routing agent, can view and edit the agent code in the Script Preview Pane. If you double-click the agent, the default editor window will open and the agent code will display in the default editor. To change the default editor, select Options command on the View menu.
  
• Custom Outlook forms in a folder. These items are displayed beneath the node representing the folder. If you double-click the custom form, the form will open in Outlook in form design mode.

Setting Favorites

You can set a favorite folder or agent in order to jump to a folder the folder list. After you have set a favorite folder or agent, click the Go to Favorite Folder button on the Toolbar to jump to your favorite folder or agent. See Favorites for details on how to add and manage Favorites.