When you run the tool, it confirms that the specified directory exists and that the tool has read/write permission to the directory. (Optional) Specifies the target location for the user's data directory. If not specified, the tool attempts to determines the location first from the Windows registry ( HKLM/SOFTWARE/Lotus/Notes/ version /Path first for versions 8.5.x and earlier, or HKLM/SOFTWARE/Lotus/Notes/Path for Notes 9.0 or greater), and then from the user's NOTES.INI file. (Optional) Specifies the current location of the user's notes.exe file.

The tool obtains the user's data directory location from their NOTES.INI file. (Required) Specifies the current NOTES.INI file location. Open the MUMigrationAssistant.ini configuration file in a text editor and specify the following values: Option Open the MUMigrationAssistant.vbs script and review its embedded documentation.Ĥ. Locate the files MUMigrationAssistant.vbs and MUMigrationAssistant.ini in the Utility folder in the Notes install kit.ģ. Exit the Notes application Notes cannot be running during the migration.Ģ.

Verify that users have required read/write/delete permission for the new target directories.ġ.

For details, see the article Backing up and restoring Notes client data, included in the links at the end of this topic.

Before running the tool, consider backing up the Notes client.

To run the tool you must be logged in to Windows™ as an administrator to ensure necessary permissions for copying and moving data.

Review the information in the topic Understanding the Notes single user to multi-user migration assistant tool,.

After migration you can then upgrade the release level of the Notes multi-user client. Use this procedure to convert an existing Notes® single user installation or simulated multi-user installation to a true Notes multi-user installation within a single Notes release. Using the Notes single user to multi-user migration assistant tool

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