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 ==== Warning: This is Draft ====
 *This is draft of Migration Guide for corporate users.
-*Migration Guide is being tried to create, because we knew this kind of documentation is needed in [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=562589 Bug 562589]. This draft is a brief summary of knowledge about auto-sync/offline-use settings obtained in the Bug 562589 (as of 2010/05/06).
+*Initial draft is a brief summary of knowledge about auto-sync/offline-use settings obtained in the {{Bug|562589}} (as of 2010/05/06).
 ;Backgrounds:
-*Upon release of Thunderbird 3.0, next big changes were made.
+*Big changes in Thunderbird 3.0:
-**Gloda(Global Search and Indexer) is enabled by default.
+**Gloda (Global Search and Indexer). Enabled by default.
-**Auto-sync of IMAP folders is enabled by default for all IMAP accounts.
+**Auto-sync of IMAP folders.  Enabled by default.
-**Per folder "offline use" setting of all IMAP folders is set to "offline use=ON" by default upon migration(first use of Tb 3.0.x).
+**Per-folder "offline use" setting of all IMAP folders is set to "offline use=ON" by default upon migration (on first use of Tb 3.0.x).
-**View of folder pane is forced to "Smart Folders" even though "All Folders" is Tb 2 user's ordinal choice in his daily use.
+**"Smart Folders" is default folder pane view, even if "All Folders" is user's choice in Tb 2.
-**Tb 2's "Account Wizard" and Tb3.0beta's "Account Wizard for Gmail IMAP" is removed before official release of Tb 3.0.0.
+**Thunderbird 2's "Account Wizard", and Thunderbird 3.0 beta's "Account Wizard for Gmail IMAP" is no longer available in Thunderbird 3.0.
-*;:But spec of above big changes, required settings for above big changes, are not so well documented yet.
+*;:Note, not all settings for above big changes are well documented yet.
-*Next configuration is very usual in corporate environment nowadays.
+*Typical corporate environment:
-**IMAP is used as corporate standard mail system.
+**IMAP folders.
-**High mail data volume is held in IMAP folders because of business use.
+**High mail data volume.
-**Use of Roaming Profile or something similar is not special in corporate environment, because both of roaming and ease of backup/recovery is required in many corporate environment.
+**Use of Roaming Profile or something similar is common, because flexibility of roaming and ease of backup/recovery are frequent requirements.
-*;:It conflicts with Tb 3's "Gloda is enabled by default upon upgrade" and "auto-sync of all IMAP folders is enabled by default upon upgrade" in some places.
+*;:The above requirements may conflict with TB 3's "Gloda is enabled by default upon upgrade" and "auto-sync of all IMAP folders is enabled by default upon upgrade" in some places.
-*Main purpose of mass upgrade from Tb 2 to Tb 3 in corporate environment is never trial and testing of new features. Main puropose of mass upgrade is;
+*Main purpose of mass upgrade from Tb 2 to Tb 3 in corporate environment is never trial and testing of new features. Main purpose of mass upgrade is;
 ** Tb 2's bug fix
 ** Improvements in stability
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 ** improvements in usability without breaking existent important features.
-This Migration Guide is to avoid unwanted/needless problems which can happen upon upgrade from Tb 2.0.x to Tb 3.0.x if people who has to manage corporate system tried upgrade from Thunderbird 2 to Thunderbird 3 easily.
+This Migration Guide assumes the above conditions and lists options to avoid problems
 ==== Disable Migration Assistance ====