Owner name and organization are not displayed properly after customizing the guest operating system After customizing the guest operating system, Unicode characters used for owner name and organization on the Computer Information page do not appear the way they were set in the Conversion or the Configuration wizard.
There were character conversion errors while saving the solution file '%s'. Save the solution file in Unicode or UTF-8 format by using Save As and selecting a format in the 'Save as type' list.
This file contains characters in Unicode format that will be lost upon conversion to the selected document encoding. To keep the Unicode information, click OK without changing the current selection. Otherwise, select an encoding from the Encoding format list, and then click OK. To return to your file without saving it, click Cancel.
This policy setting allows.OST files to silently update to Unicode format from ANSI. If you enable this policy setting, it will only have meaning if the related policy setting "Exchange Unicode Mode - Ignore OST format" is enabled and set to the options listed below. The behavior is as follows - "Ignore OST Format" policy setting is enabled and set to "Create new OST if format doesn't match mode"; "Silent OST Format Change" policy setting is enabled: If Outlook detects a mode that is different than the current.OST mode, then a new.OST is created without prompting the user. "Ignore OST Format" policy setting is enabled and set to "Prompt to create new OST if format doesn't match mode"; "Silent OST Format Change" policy setting is enabled: If Outlook detects a mode that is different than the current.OST mode, the user is prompted to allow a delay in the conversion to the mode set by policy. By clicking Ok, a new OST is created without a prompt for a new.OST name. If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, users will be prompted to enter a new name for the updated.OST file.
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