Enhancing Accuracy

To enhance v-GOs ability to match on pre-defined application, enter three sections in the text window: Identification, Application, Match.

• Identification

  The Identification section identifies all application configurations that need field matching.

  The format uses the key-value pair: Sectionnn=Application Name. The variable nn points to the application section. In the example below, the sections are 30 and 31.

  The following illustrates an Identification section. Example: Three Sections to Enhance Accuracy illustrates how this section relates to the Application and Match sections.

  Identification Section	Description
  Section30=Test Application 1 Section31=Test Application 2	An Identification section. You identify sections and name applications here.

• Application

  The application name identifies the application. This name appears for the application name when v-GO auto-recognizes a new application.

  The Application section identifies global settings for a given application. If multiple authentication screens are expected for a given application, match configuration items (child configurations) inherit the values within this section.

  The following table illustrates an Application section. Example: Three Sections to Enhance Accuracy illustrates how this section relates to the Identification and Match sections.

  Application Section	Description
  [Application Name]	Has the same name that the Identification section points to.
  Description=Description of the application	The value for the Description key shows up in the detail view of the logon manager and in the property page of the logon
  WindowTitle1=Password Window	The caption on the window title.
  ModuleName1=FieldMatch.exe	The application's module name. Also the application's executable name.
  IDCtrl=nnnn	The control ID for the username/ID control. nnnn is a numeric value.
  PassKeyCtrl=nnnn	The control ID for the password control.nnnn is a numeric value.
  Match1=a matching section name	A pointer to a matching configuration item (if one exists).
  Matchn=a matching section name	A pointer to a matching configuration item. n is an incremental numeric value for additional matching configuration items. If only one logon (authentication) window exists for the application, this number is not exceeded.

• Match

  The Match section identifies the matching settings for a given application. This section acts as a child section of the application configuration.

  However, settings in a Match section override its parent's settings for IDCtrl and PassKeyCtrl entries.

  The following table illustrates a Match section. Example: Three Sections to Enhance Accuracy illustrates how this section relates to the Identification and Application sections.

  Match Section	Description
  [Match 1]	The same name that the application configuration pointer uses to refer to the application.
  Type=Logon	The type of screen (login, password change, password pick, or ignore) that v-GO reacts to.
  Field1=1005,class,EQ,Static	A matching criteria.
  Field2=1007,text,EQ,Password	(Optional) The second matching criteria.
  Fieldn=ControlID,ControlType,EQ/NE,Value	(Optional) The nth matching criteria.
  IDCtrl=nnnn	The control ID for the Username/ID field. This value overrides the control ID that is set for the parent application configuration
  PassKeyCtrl=nnnn	The control ID for the Password field. This value overrides the control ID that is set for the parent application configuration.

Example: Three Sections to Enhance Accuracy

The following table illustrates a manual entry for the Identification, Application, and Match sections: