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You can get the list of Command Line Switches from the Users Guide. You can access the Users Guide from the GroupWise Help menu or from the Start – All Programs – Advansys Formativ program menu.
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Silent Mode
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Run the installation in the background without any user interface or prompts. This is useful for configuring unattended installations. If used, this switch must be the first switch to appear on the command line.Unregister Formativ
/uUnregisters a previously registered version of Formativ. If this switch is used, all others are ignored. Using this switch will NOT provide another 30 day trial period.
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Advansys SupportAre you referring to the Print Message solution?
If you have the in-house scripting experience then you can update the solution to change the date format. Send an email to support (support@advansyscorp.com) to access the source for the solution.
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Advansys SupportWe have replied via direct email.
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Advansys SupportBased on the code above, when the Form displayed first there was not date saved to the INI file.
isoTimePeriodBegin = objIniFile.ReadString(“Section”, “advTimePeriodBegin”, “”)I think after the first execution the date value stored to the INI file so the subsequent execution you should see the correct date value.
Basically, isoTimePeriodEnd will be empty for the very first execution. You can add some defensive code so the isoTimePeriodEnd may be refer to the a date. Example:
if (len(isoTimePeriodEnd) = 0) then isoTimePeriodEnd = Utilities.DateToIso(Date-1) end if
Note, make sure you are saving the INI file to disk.
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Advansys SupportWe haven’t receive any report about this issue.
Could you please send the Formativ Configuration to support (support@advansyscorp.com). You can obtain the configuration by selecting Help | About Formativ… from the GroupWise main menu. When the About Formativ dialog appears, go to the Configuration tab and click the button Copy to clipboard. Then paste the text into your email (or save it to a plain-text file and include it as an attachment).
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Advansys Supportdatetimepicker.Date() is a Read/Write property. You may only pass in a DATE to the property. Its returns a DATE.
Utilities.DateToISO() method convert Date to ISO value and return as string. In your code above you are trying to pass the string to the Date() property which accept DATE.
See the valid format where iISODate could be the Date value you read from the INI file:
NewTimeRecord.DatePicker.Date = utilities.ISOToDate(iISODate)At the end of the process, save the date to INI file as ISO format:
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Advansys SupportIf you want to store the date time value as human readable format then you need to make sure the format is convertible by your solution. Date format can vary by work-station where user can set different date format (yyyymmdd, ddmmyyyy, etc). You can use the Year(), Month(), Day(), etc method to extract the part of the date and save to the ini file. You program then need to read the part to convert to the exact date. For example:
aDate = now msgbox year(aDate) & month(aDate) & day(aDate) & hour(aDate) & minute(aDate) & second(aDate)
Another approach which I will recommend to save the date as ISO format then your program can easily convert the ISO value from the ini file to date. You do not need to worry about the date format when saving as ISO format.
iISODate = utilities.DateToISO(now) msgbox utilities.ISOToDate(iISODate)
Hope this helps.
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Advansys SupportWe are currently finalizing an upgrade of the Archive To Go which has options to choose folders to archive. If you are interested to test the product then send an email to Support (support@advansyscorp.com).
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Advansys SupportCurrent version of the Message Saver does not lets you to save messages from the Search folder to the pre-configured hard disk location. We have added to the enhancement database for the future release.
Have you tried the Filter approach as explained in the earlier post?
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Advansys SupportMessage Saver Configuration Settings (Hold <CTRL> to configure) lets you to map a GroupWise folder with the hard drive location.
Messages in the search folder can be from different location. The current approach does not process each message’s location and saved according to the configuration settings. It may be possible to update the Message Saver to process each message and save according to the settings. I have added to the enhancement database to review by the engineers.
In the meantime, if the messages are stored in the same folder then you can use the Filter feature to display items according to specific criteria. Filter feature will not display items in a separate folder so you can save messages using the Message Saver configuration.
You can access the Filter feature from the GroupWise View – Filter menu or from the Toolbar.
Hope this helps.
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Advansys SupportThanks for your feedback.
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Advansys SupportWe haven’t had any request about this enhancement and not sure at this stage the complexity involve to separate the process in external compiler. However, I have added to the database to review by the engineers in future release.
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Advansys SupportEncode applet is a feature in Formativ and currently you can encode one applet at a time. You can encode applet from the Formativ IDE (Start the Formativ IDE from the GroupWise toolbar, select an Applet then right mouse click to see the available options).
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Advansys SupportOctober 28, 2007 at 1:59 pm in reply to: Would you happen to have a script to convert code based dialogs into forms? #5588Sorry, we do not have any script available or known any script which perform translation between code-based to dynamic. Although it could be possible to write a script to automate some process of the conversion but I believe still will require manual intervention as there is significant different between Formativ 1.1 to Formativ 2.
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Advansys SupportGood to hear that you have solved the issue.
You can also perform some check prior to add the category. For example, set the minimum length of the category to 3 or more characters length.
For x = 0 to iCodeList.count - 1 if (len(iCodeList.strings(x)) >= 3) then GroupWise.Account.CategoryDefinitions.Add(iCodeList.strings(x)) end if NextRegards,
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