ML_NetBeh

[ML_NetBeh]

Yes it does, Thanks

[ML_NetBeh]

Thanks, that worked

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How can i check if the cleint is connected to the Archive database, because “groupwise.account.archived” gives me in both modes (caching/archive) the answer false.

[ML_NetBeh]

this Behaviour has been fixed in SP2 Beta released 28-2-2007

[ML_NetBeh]

Your steps are correct and have the same results at my side. but after your steps the Main menu bar is visable again. We like to work without the mainmenu bar. So preform your steps again until clicking on the “Arrow pointing down”.

* Uncheck “Display Main Menu” in Tools-Options-Appearance. Other settings:
Schemes: Custom, Display Nav Bar = true, Display Main Toolbar = true
* Close the dialog and Menubar not present (i.e. File, Edit, View, Actions, Applets, etc), only the
Navigation bar exists.
* Click ‘Arrow pointing down’ icon from the far left of the Nav Bar

At my side i have a list of items wich represent the same list as in the main menu bar (ie. File, Edit, View, Actions, Tools, Accounts, Window, Help and Display Main Menu) but “applets” is NOT available and so all the other items I programmed with formativ.

Regards,
Richard Willemsen.

[ML_NetBeh]

You can toggle the “display main menu” bij going to “Tools/Options/Environment/Appearance”. If you switch it off and you enable the “Display Nav bar” you don’t have a Menubar anymore but only the Navigation bar. On the left of this navigation bar you have an Icon that looks like a arrow pointing down. When you press that icon the Mainmenu navigation will popup. But without the formativ items.

[ML_NetBeh]

Thanks,

It helps, I use the following code now:

Set MoveObj = GroupWise.Account.SentItems.Messages.Move(aMsg.MessageID, aFolderDestID.Messages)

Because the Original message is not Removed, I added the following code:

if not MoveObj is nothing then
Call GroupWise.Account.SentItems.Messages.Remove(aMsg.MessageID)
end if

But still the Original is not removed. What goes wrong?

Regards,
Richard Willemsen

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