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Thanks for your feedback.
You can also use the Formativ 2 to build custom forms and dialogs using the dynamic visual forms designer.
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Advansys SupportHi “jmabey72”,
The email sent to you earlier bounced back. Could you send an email to support (support@advansyscorp.com) to notify your correct email address.
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Advansys SupportWe have sent the work-around via email.
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Advansys SupportSorry, we do not have any PDF plug-in yet.
The FML Extractor can extract a single FML file, all FML files from a folder or an entire Archive. We haven’t released publicly the FML Extractor. Our Managing Director currently attending the GWAVACon at Berlin, once he return from the conference (end of this month) we will let you know about the price.
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Advansys SupportThanks for keeping us informed.
Lets hope the work-station upgrade fix the strange behaviour. We are interested to know the results.
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Advansys SupportThis enquiry has been answered to the following post:
http://www.advansyscorp.com/forums/topic/7344041612/Regards,
Advansys SupportYou need to set the Integration of the Today View solution to GroupWise – OnStartup.
In order to modify the Applet integration, you will need the Formativ Creator or Formativ Studio (http://www.advansyscorp.com/formativ_framework.htm). Once the Creator or Studio installed, execute the Formativ IDE from the GroupWise Toolbar, select the Applet, click the Integratios tab, Click the GroupWise Application – Events…, check the On Startup check box. You will need to re-start the GroupWise for the changes to take place.
Hope this helps.
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Advansys SupportOctober 16, 2007 at 10:00 pm in reply to: Can Formativ be used to change ‘Copies to Self’ behaviour #6464Unfortunately until the release of next GroupWise version (Bonsai), we can not access the sent message ID. Novell have confirmed in Bonsai, 3rd party developer can access the sent message ID which will help us to write solution for the above enquiry.
In the mean time, we have written a “Filing Assistant” solution (not yet release) which lets you to organize messages. You can select some messages and run the solution which will suggest the folders to file messages. If you are interested to test the solution then send an email to support (support@advansyscorp.com).
Please see below the Overview of the solution:
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With the volume of email increasing rapidly, efficient email management is essential. You need to file messages quickly into the appropriate location without having to navigate hundreds of folders. Effective filing enables faster retrieval of messages in future, saving time and money. The Filing Assistant for GroupWise makes filing messages and folder navigation a breeze!
You can locate folders by matching text you type or simply select a folder offered by the automated Suggest feature, which lists suggested folders for filing based on selected message analysis. Then file your messages quickly with one mouse click. It’s that easy.
Filing Assistant also works with GroupWise Proxy, allowing someone with the appropriate proxy rights to file another person’s email. The power of GroupWise list filtering and QuickFinder combined with Filing Assistant offers fast reorganization and collation of messages which may be dispersed throughout the account.
A range of additional features enable you to tune GroupWise to the way you want to work, such as search optimization by adding special keywords to folder descriptions, creating new and renaming existing folders.
Take control of GroupWise email management today with the Advansys Filing Assistant!
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Advansys SupportThanks Stephan for sharing the idea.
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Advansys SupportUnless I am missing something, nothing appear to happen for the shortcut file when using the ItemAttachmentAdd Token. Works fine for the actual file. Also noticed, the FileExists(“C:tempShortcut test.pdf.lnk”) method return FALSE for the shortcut item. Do you see the same behaviour?
Regardless of the different behaviour, I think you can not skip the pop-up dialog of the attach file/attach shortcut. Another option may be to use the Object API to create the message, attach the file and finally open the message for the user using the ItemOpen() token.
Hope this helps.
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Advansys SupportSorry, we are not clear about your question.
You can create a category using the code you have explained. In regards to creating more then one category, you basically have to execute the code above in a loop. You need to re-start the GroupWise client to refresh the categories collection.
set oList = utilities.stringlist oList.add("Test2") oList.add("Test3") for x = 0 to oList.count -1 GroupWise.Account.CategoryDefinitions.Add(oList.strings(x)) next set oList = nothingRegards,
Advansys SupportWe have replied by direct email with the Registry setting.
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Advansys SupportSorry for the mis-understanding.
The parameter “Sender” is Delphi object which references the control that was used to call the method. For example, if you click on the Button1 control, causing the Button1Click method to be called, a reference or pointer to the Button1 object is passed to Button1Click in the parameter called Sender.
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Advansys SupportIf you are you referring to the Message.Sender then you can find more information of the object in Object API documentation.
Message.Sender is an Address type object. See the Address object for more information. The available properties are: DisplayName, EmailAddress, ObjType, etc.
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Advansys SupportThanks for your post.
It is possible to modify the solution to separate the TO & CC recipients. If you have the programming skills in-house then you can modify the applet. Alternatively, we offer consulting services. However, our custom development resources are assigned to other projects. I would suggest you contact a Formativ development partner, one of which should be able to assist. You can access the full list at:
http://www.advansyscorp.com/formativ_partners_developers.htmRegards,
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