Parameters
In some places (Sources, Destinations, Events, E-mail) you can use parameters. The parameters that can be used are:(case sensitive!!!!!)
%COMPUTERNAME - Substituted with the name of the computer
%COMPUTERNOSPACENAME - Substituted with the name of the computer but any space in the name is eliminated
%TASKNAME - The name of the task that is being executed
%USERNAME - The name of the account of the actual user
%DOMAINNAME - The domain of the logged in (actual) user
%TASKNOSPACENAME - The name of the task that is being executed but any space is eliminated
%DATENOTIME - The current date, without the time
%TIMENODATE - The current time, without the date
%DATETIME - The current date and time
%FNDATENOTIME - The current date without the time, but can be used directly as a file name
%FNTIMENODATE - The current time without the date, but can be used directly as a file name
%FNDATETIME - - The current date and time, but can be used directly as a file name
%APPLICATIONPATH - The path from which the program is being run
%SETTINGSPATH - The path to the Settings subdirectory
%LOGSPATH - The path to the Logs subdirectory
%DBPATH - The path to the history database subdirectory
%LISTSPATH - The path to the lists subdirectory
%LOCALSETTINGS = The path to the settings subdirectories
%FORMATDATETIME - Format the current data and time using the option from the Alternative date-time format (Options/Advanced), using the invariant culture
%CCFORMATDATETIME - Format the current data and time using the option from the Alternative date-time format (Options/Advanced), using the current culture
%FNFORMATDATETIME - Format the current data and time using the option from the Alternative date-time format (Options/Advanced), but eliminating all the characters that are illegal in a file name. Uses the invariant culture
%FNCCFORMATDATETIME - Format the current data and time using the option from the Alternative date-time format (Options/Advanced), but eliminating all the characters that are illegal in a file name. Uses the current culture
%ERRORS - Is substituted by the number of errors up to this moment, or the errors found in the log file that is being mailed
%USERPROFILE = Path to the current user's profile directory
%DESKTOP = Path to the current user's desktop
%DOCUMENTS - Path to the current user's document folder
%PERSONAL- Path to the current user's home directory
%APPDATA- Path to the current user's application data directory
%COMMONAPPDATA- Path to the common application data directory
%LOCALAPPDATA- Path to the current user's local application data
%PICTURES - Path to the current user's picture's folder
%VIDEOS- Path to the current user's video folder
%DEFAULTSUBJECT- Use a default string for the mail subject.
%DEFAULTBODY- Use a default text for the mail body.
%DISKLABEL - The label of some volume that will be substituted by the actual volume letter.
Usage and example: %DISKLABEL="MyPlace":\autoexec.bat will be substituted by z:\autoexec.bat if the volume z: has the label MyPlace