Hi y'all...

Have any one of you tried using the AddressBookOutlook Tool to export
Outloook Express Address Book into TW 5.1 Directory?

I can't get it to work... I mean... The addresses are not exported into my
TW Address Book...

Regards
Hadee Roslan
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Sydes Colin [06/07/1999 3:33 PM]:

Hi there

Have you seen the "Public Domain tools for TeamWARE Office" at:

http://www.teamware.com/support/pdtools/index.html

Regards

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I know it. I used it very much when I created the Romanian
version of the TWO clients. But it's just a general thing,
with many important notions not included or insufficient
explained. And it's very far from an FAQ.

I'm sorry if I seem to make so many obsevations and critics
toward TeamWARE. Don't understand me wrong. I know the good
parts of TeamWARE (otherwise I wouldn't get so much invloved).
But 100 good things can be very easy forgot by the customer
if he gets stucked in one bad things. That's why I make so
much noise about the things that, IMHO, need to be corrected.

And a question: could everyone confirm that they are getting
these messages? Since I moved the lists to the new server,
the only messages I received are from Colin.

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Sydes Colin  (06.07.1999  11:45):
>
>Hi there
>
>The closest there is to an Office FAQ is the TeamWARE
>Glossary:
>
>http://boulevard.teamw.com/General/glossary/index.htm
>
>Its more like a dictionary of terms used by TeamWARE.
>
>
>Regards
>
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Hi there

The closest there is to an Office FAQ is the TeamWARE
Glossary:

http://boulevard.teamw.com/General/glossary/index.htm

Its more like a dictionary of terms used by TeamWARE.


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FAQs, Quick Guides and Trips and Tricks are definetly required.
I can promise that, depending on my time and experience, I would help.
I can even compile them to PDF (but that's the simple part;
the content is more important).

I anyone has any suggestions or basic guidlines about what
would they expect in such documents, please write them to the
list. Put them in a different discussion thread, something
like "Docs suggestions".

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Sydes Colin  (06.07.1999  10:27):
>
>The idea is that all TeamWARE Office tools will be posted
>here. Those produced by TeamWARE and others.
>
>Have you seen the "TeamWARE Office 5.3 Edition 1"
>download page:
>
>http://www.teamware.com/teamware/Download/twoffice53ed1/
>
>It has links for downloading PDF versions of:
>
>  - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Release Notes Edition 1.
>  - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Installation Guide.
>  - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Administrator’s Guide.
>  - TeamWARE Office 5.3 User’s Guide.
>
>But there definitely needs to be a FAQ and starting
>guide. There used to be an online FAQ as I recall.
>I will try to find out what happenned to it.
>
>Regards
>
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The idea is that all TeamWARE Office tools will be posted
here. Those produced by TeamWARE and others.

Have you seen the "TeamWARE Office 5.3 Edition 1"
download page:

http://www.teamware.com/teamware/Download/twoffice53ed1/

It has links for downloading PDF versions of:

   - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Release Notes Edition 1.
   - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Installation Guide.
   - TeamWARE Office 5.3 Administrator’s Guide.
   - TeamWARE Office 5.3 User’s Guide.

But there definitely needs to be a FAQ and starting
guide. There used to be an online FAQ as I recall.
I will try to find out what happenned to it.

Regards

Colin Sydes
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Sebastian Paul Avarvarei  (7/6/99  9:53 AM):
>Yes, I saw that page. Very usefull. It should have been done
>long time ago.
>
>Probably in time there will be better and better tools there,
>created even by TeamWARE.
>
>An "FAQ" and "Starting guide" could be usefull. Does anyone
>from those present here have any intentions in doing so?
>If so, let us know. Maybe we can make it team work.
>
>Best regards,
>Sebastian Paul Avarvarei
>Admin of the TeamWARE Users Mailing Lists
>E-mail: proteus@...
>
>
>Sydes Colin  (06.07.1999  09:33):
>>
>>Hi there
>>
>>Have you seen the "Public Domain tools for TeamWARE Office" at:
>>
>>http://www.teamware.com/support/pdtools/index.html
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>Colin Sydes
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Yes, I saw that page. Very usefull. It should have been done
long time ago.

Probably in time there will be better and better tools there,
created even by TeamWARE.

An "FAQ" and "Starting guide" could be usefull. Does anyone
from those present here have any intentions in doing so?
If so, let us know. Maybe we can make it team work.

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Sydes Colin  (06.07.1999  09:33):
>
>Hi there
>
>Have you seen the "Public Domain tools for TeamWARE Office" at:
>
>http://www.teamware.com/support/pdtools/index.html
>
>Regards
>
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Hi there

Have you seen the "Public Domain tools for TeamWARE Office" at:

http://www.teamware.com/support/pdtools/index.html

Regards

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Hi !

I have some problems in Office since I went from 5.2 to
5.3. Maybe someone can give me a hint about what's going on:

- there are entries in Directory that can't be deleted or
modified. When I try to delete them I get the error
"An internal error accured. (1,5220)". No error appears
in to.log. When I try to modifiy them, I get "Required
object cannot be found". I haven't found any connectiond
between the offending entries.

- I can do a backup of the databases (tobckup), but no
restore (torest). I get "115715 Failed to read attribute
information of file from restored medium.". As usual,
the help doe not gives me any clue.

And yes, I did to restore and to resume many times.

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Hello everyone!

This weekend I planned to reinstall my NT machine which runs
TW Office, because it was old (12 month - too much for NT) and
it began to make me all kind of problems.

I copied the whole Office server folder, I reinstalled NT/SP3
from the scratch, I installed TWO, and then I copied the files
required from the old server (everything done by the book -
Admin Guide, vol. 2).

But, surprise! The TWO won't start. You'll find at the end of the
message the part from to.log containing the error. I thought I
didn't enter the right server password, so I tried again. And
again... I tried then more "non-standard" recovery scenarios.
Nothing.

At one point, even the setup program refused to work (don't
remember the error number). It looked like it didn't delete
something from Registry, but unlike at 5.2, I couldn't figure
out which keys had problems.

Then I installed SP5, and repeated the exact same procedure
(with the same passwords) like the first time. Now comes
the real surprise: it worked! Me and the colleagues I recently
convinced to try TWO can access our data again!

But this costed me almost the whole Saturday to Sunday evening
and night. And the databases contained a lot of vital
informations, so you understand what I risked.

My point: there are some things in TWO Server that must be fixed
right away. I said the same at 5.2 version, but I don't see
many improvements in 5.3. Here are the prolems I'm annoyed by:

1. There are no really useful admin tools. Sometimes the admin
    just has no clue about what's going on in the server.
2. The error messages are of no help. For the really big problems
    (data corruption, wrong server passwords and so on), the
    messages don't give any idea about what's exactly wrong, so
    you just don't know what to do to rescue your vital data.
3. The backup tool are very bad. And since I upgraded to 5.3
    version, I can backup, but I can't restore. All it says is
    "Can't read attribute informations". Very usefull, right?

So I think something should be done about this. What do you
think?

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P.S. Here is the error I found in to.log. If someone can find
an explanations in the manuals, please tell me. I didn't.

[..]
#toserver# ERROR 1999-07-03 22:15.51 pid:216/86 d8/56 1
100059 Error in Search, DIRECTORY SERVER
DIRECTORY: 100.9.0
>DIRECTORY:4 7 7 COMMAND_HANDLER
>DIRECTORY:3 AllocateHeap
>DIRECTORY:701 TdSearch
>DIRECTORY:702 LO_StartReply
>DIRECTORY:716 LO_GetParameters
>DIRECTORY:704 21598 545e LO_GetIdsWanted
>DIRECTORY:705 LO_SendCmmSdu
>DIRECTORY:703 LO_GetAdvdDesc
>DIRECTORY:706 LO_SendResultOfSearch
>DIRECTORY:708 9 9 LO_DeleteObjs
>DIRECTORY:709 LO_DeleteSets
>DIRECTORY:710 LO_MapRCs
>DIRECTORY:711 9 9 LO_Return
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Dimitry (01.07.99  15:00):
>Sebastian (01.07.99  14:55):
>>Has anyone tried to write a new version of a document
>>in Web Library? I can modify the text, but not the
>>attachments (i.e.: if I modify an Excel sheet, the changes
>>are lost).
>
>Save of a new version is working absolutely OK.
>All you need is select "New version" from menubar when your document in library
>is highlighted and
>run Word/Excel or another application for edit by double clicking.
>After changes was made you must save and close your file. Next return to the
>window describing the
>document and select "Save".
>
>Unfortunately it is impossible to do this being in WinWord or Excel (when I see
>what changes is necessary).
>Hannu, can do you fix this ?
>
>Best rgds,                      Dimitry

Sorry, I think I was not very clear. I was refering to
updating a document in Library via Web Service. I click
the "New Version" icon, I get the New Version frame,
I can modify the text of the document, but the changes
made in the attachments are not saved in the new version.
Using the standard Library client everything is OK.

There are some suggestions I would like to make, but I
leave them for another time.

Regards,
Sebastian Paul A.
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P.S. I still haven't solved the name problem for the
mails. So I decided to put in the mail the name by
hand. Sorry, I don't have any other solution.

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Office List  (01.07.99  15:00):
>Has anyone tried to write a new version of a document
>in Web Library? I can modify the text, but not the
>attachments (i.e.: if I modify an Excel sheet, the changes
>are lost).

Save of a new version is working absolutely OK.
All you need is select "New version" from menubar when your document in
library
is highlighted and
run Word/Excel or another application for edit by double clicking.
After changes was made you must save and close your file. Next return to
the
window describing the
document and select "Save".

Unfortunately it is impossible to do this being in WinWord or Excel
(when I see
what changes is necessary).
Hannu, can do you fix this ?

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Hi!

Has anyone tried to write a new version of a document
in Web Library? I can modify the text, but not the
attachments (i.e.: if I modify an Excel sheet, the changes
are lost).

Has anyone else seen this?

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Office List (06/29/1999 16:38):
>Office List  (29.06.99  16:21):
>>Btw: anyone care to make some comments about Linux?
>Great SVR4 Unix. On Intel servers is fastest of Solaris x86 ...
How about a Linux version of TeamWARE Office? Or Flow?
I think it would be nice. I run at home Informix on
Red Hat 6.0 at home and it rocks!

>Vacation for 2 week :)
Have fun! Get some sun for me too :)

>>About the name problem: have you figured out anything? I tried,
>>but I just don't see any solution.
>Use another WEB server for your CGI tasks. TW Web is too thin for this :))))
Well, as a mail server TW is OK, but still it lacks some
features. I think I should use some other server for the
mailing lists, but I would like to stick with TeamWARE.
(a TeamWARE mailing list not running on TeamWARE Office,
that's not nice...)

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Office List  (29.06.99  16:21):
>Btw: anyone care to make some comments about Linux?

Great SVR4 Unix. On Intel servers is fastest of Solaris x86 ...

>>>As a different matter: please stay tuned. In a few minutes I will make
>>>a VERY important announcement.
>>
>>You have time to the end of the week - on next week I'll be out of office :-)
>
>Holiday? Lucky you! For me - mybe next year.

Vacation for 2 week :)

>About the name problem: have you figured out anything? I tried,
>but I just don't see any solution.

Use another WEB server for your CGI tasks. TW Web is too thin for this
:))))

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Office List (06/29/1999 14:17):
>Office List  (28.06.99  17:25):
>>And I have a suggestion: these days I started to play with a small Web
>>server called Xitami ( www.xitami.com ). It seems quite fast and robust.
>>It runs on Linux, Win 3.x/95/98/NT. And, best of all, it's FREE.
>>You can put it on a different port than NT (or change TW's port, I know
>>how it's done now :) and make CGI calls to it. Just a thougt.
>
>I don't know about Xitami but I prefer Apache used by 60% of Internet-servers.
>The Port for NT4.0 available at http://www.ucl.kiev.
>ua/~dimitry/FTP/win/telecom/httpd/

Of, course, if I can, I would go for Apache anytime. Especially on
Linux.
But Xitami is nice too. And it runs on Win 3.x/95/98.

Btw: anyone care to make some comments about Linux?

>>As a different matter: please stay tuned. In a few minutes I will make
>>a VERY important announcement.
>
>You have time to the end of the week - on next week I'll be out of office :-)

Holiday? Lucky you! For me - mybe next year.

About the name problem: have you figured out anything? I tried,
but I just don't see any solution.

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Office List  (28.06.99  17:25):
>And I have a suggestion: these days I started to play with a small Web
>server called Xitami ( www.xitami.com ). It seems quite fast and robust.
>It runs on Linux, Win 3.x/95/98/NT. And, best of all, it's FREE.
>You can put it on a different port than NT (or change TW's port, I know
>how it's done now :) and make CGI calls to it. Just a thougt.

I don't know about Xitami but I prefer Apache used by 60% of
Internet-servers.
The Port for NT4.0 available at http://www.ucl.kiev.
ua/~dimitry/FTP/win/telecom/httpd/

>As a different matter: please stay tuned. In a few minutes I will make
>a VERY important announcement.

You have time to the end of the week - on next week I'll be out of
office :-)


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>Hello list members,
>
>There is no CGI interface to TWO Web service.  Neither there is any other
>programming interface available at the moment.  However, the solution is based
>on HTML pages which can be customised.  We have a brand new set of documents
>advicing the customisation of these pages.  Unfortunately because of various
>reasons I couldn't access them at the moment but I asked Office Team to put
>them available for you.
>
>Regards Hannu P.

Hannu,

Thank your for your answer. At least we know where we're standing. (You
know,
I was really tired after that night of desperatly trying to make
TeamWARE
to accept CGI calls :) Well, there's no learning without pain :)

Anyway, the documents you mentioned should really come in handy. Thanks
again.

And I have a suggestion: these days I started to play with a small Web
server called Xitami ( www.xitami.com ). It seems quite fast and robust.
It runs on Linux, Win 3.x/95/98/NT. And, best of all, it's FREE.
You can put it on a different port than NT (or change TW's port, I know
how it's done now :) and make CGI calls to it. Just a thougt.

As a different matter: please stay tuned. In a few minutes I will make
a VERY important announcement.

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Office List  (24.6.1999  17:56):
>Office List (06/24/1999 17:43):
>>Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):
>>>Hi everyone!
>>>
>>>I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3
>>>
>>>Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
>>>using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
>>>be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).
>>

Hello list members,

There is no CGI interface to TWO Web service.  Neither there is any
other
programming interface available at the moment.  However, the solution is
based
on HTML pages which can be customised.  We have a brand new set of
documents
advicing the customisation of these pages.  Unfortunately because of
various
reasons I couldn't access them at the moment but I asked Office Team to
put
them available for you.

Regards Hannu P.
>>Sorry, I have no answers for your question
>>You may forward your request to Hannu P. - he can help.
>
>He's subscribed to the list, and if he can help, I'm sure
>he will. But I think it's more a question for the development
>teams.
>
>Anyway, it's kind of frustrating to have a Web server and
>not to be able to expand it.
>
>>Sebastian, I have one suggestion - it's not good to receive all messages from
>>"Office List"
>>when a recognition of sender depend on signature.
>>You can use From: and Reply-To: fields in message - the first will have real
>>name of sender
>>and the second serve for correct replying to your mail-list.
>
>I think this can be done. I'll think about it. But I think
>we should hear from the others too. Using the mailing list
>name as sender protects the privacy of the sender. We will
>see. I will test to see if technically is possible.
>
>But what do you think about the Web service. Is it interesting
>to you? I prefer the classic e-mail, but if there are
>requests for a Web access to the lists, it can be done.
>It should be useful at least for browsing the old messages.
>
>Best regards,
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Office List  (25.06.99  12:29):
>Office List (06/25/1999 11:22):
>>Office List  (24.06.99  18:56):
>>>Office List (06/24/1999 17:43):
>>>>Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):

Sebastian, lines above is very typical example of incorrect settings of
your
mail-list.
It's impossible to identify anybody. Please correct it in near future.

>>But as I know it's possible to do buffer overflow for Web service from TWO 5.3
>>by the same way as for IIS4
>>(Hannu informed about it).
>
>Can you tell me more? I'm not very familiar with IIS4.

Client send a request with big size to TW Web server. In result the
server
crash.
I'll send source code to Hannu.

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Office List (06/25/1999 11:22):
>hi
>
>Office List  (24.06.99  18:56):
>>Office List (06/24/1999 17:43):
>>>Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):
>>>>Hi everyone!
>>>>
>>>>I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3
>>>>
>>>>Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
>>>>using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
>>>>be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).
>>
>>Anyway, it's kind of frustrating to have a Web server and
>>not to be able to expand it.
>
>Agree.

So I'm not the only one. Right now I'm playing with the forms.
I put some fields of my own and using JavaScript I put some
formalized values on the TeamWARE fields. But that's nothing.
What we need is to be able to query the server for the
informations we need.

>I like Web service too - you can test it on http://www-tw.ucl.kiev.ua
>It's very useful tool for access a document, check new mail or read forums
>remotely.

I will try to put a little sped on it, but I can't guarantee anything.

>But as I know it's possible to do buffer overflow for Web service from TWO 5.3
>by the same way as for IIS4
>(Hannu informed about it).

Can you tell me more? I'm not very familiar with IIS4.

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hi

Office List  (24.06.99  18:56):
>Office List (06/24/1999 17:43):
>>Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):
>>>Hi everyone!
>>>
>>>I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3
>>>
>>>Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
>>>using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
>>>be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).
>
>Anyway, it's kind of frustrating to have a Web server and
>not to be able to expand it.

Agree.

>
>>Sebastian, I have one suggestion - it's not good to receive all messages from
>>"Office List"
>>when a recognition of sender depend on signature.
>>You can use From: and Reply-To: fields in message - the first will have real
>>name of sender
>>and the second serve for correct replying to your mail-list.
>
>But what do you think about the Web service. Is it interesting
>to you? I prefer the classic e-mail, but if there are
>requests for a Web access to the lists, it can be done.
>It should be useful at least for browsing the old messages.

I like Web service too - you can test it on http://www-tw.ucl.kiev.ua
It's very useful tool for access a document, check new mail or read
forums
remotely.
But as I know it's possible to do buffer overflow for Web service from
TWO 5.3
by the same way as for IIS4
(Hannu informed about it).

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Ukrainian Computer Laboratory   nic-hdl: DYA7-RIPE

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Hi!

Hope anyone can help me with this. I recently upgraded Office
from 5.2 to 5.3. Apparently everything was worknig fine, until
yesterday, when I tried doing a backup and a restore (to clean
and compact the databases).

The backup (using tobkup) went OK, but I was very suprised to
see that I can't restore from the backup I just created. I get
the following errors:

4[TCPIP]:172.30.1.29
#tostart# ERROR 1999-06-24 18:40.30 pid:105/78 69/4e 1
115902 System error. Information: Read File Attribute Information.

4[TCPIP]:172.30.1.29
#tostart# ERROR 1999-06-24 18:40.31 pid:105/78 69/4e 1
115715 Failed to read attribute information of file from restored
medium. information:-1

4[TCPIP]:172.30.1.29
#tostart# ERROR 1999-06-24 18:40.31 pid:105/78 69/4e 1
115701 Restore ended abnormally.

Of course, the admin.hlp did not helped me much. Just a
short note that I should contact TeamWARE.

Has anyone else had similar problems? Or it's just because
of my old NT (8 months since last insatallation).

BTW: I think I saw somewhere on the CDs a document about
upgrading the server from 5.3 to 5.3, but I just can't find
it now. Any hints?

Best regards,
Sebastian Paul Avarvarei
Admin of the TeamWARE Users Mailing Lists
E-mail: proteus@...

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Office List (06/24/1999 17:43):
>Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):
>>Hi everyone!
>>
>>I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3
>>
>>Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
>>using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
>>be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).
>
>Sorry, I have no answers for your question
>You may forward your request to Hannu P. - he can help.

He's subscribed to the list, and if he can help, I'm sure
he will. But I think it's more a question for the development
teams.

Anyway, it's kind of frustrating to have a Web server and
not to be able to expand it.

>Sebastian, I have one suggestion - it's not good to receive all messages from
>"Office List"
>when a recognition of sender depend on signature.
>You can use From: and Reply-To: fields in message - the first will have real
>name of sender
>and the second serve for correct replying to your mail-list.

I think this can be done. I'll think about it. But I think
we should hear from the others too. Using the mailing list
name as sender protects the privacy of the sender. We will
see. I will test to see if technically is possible.

But what do you think about the Web service. Is it interesting
to you? I prefer the classic e-mail, but if there are
requests for a Web access to the lists, it can be done.
It should be useful at least for browsing the old messages.

Best regards,
Sebastian
E-mail: proteus@...

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Office List  (24.06.99  11:13):
>Hi everyone!
>
>I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3
>
>Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
>using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
>be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).

Sorry, I have no answers for your question
You may forward your request to Hannu P. - he can help.

Sebastian, I have one suggestion - it's not good to receive all messages
from
"Office List"
when a recognition of sender depend on signature.
You can use From: and Reply-To: fields in message - the first will have
real
name of sender
and the second serve for correct replying to your mail-list.


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Best rgds,                      Dimitry

Network specialist              http://www.ucl.kiev.ua/~dimitry
Ukrainian Computer Laboratory   nic-hdl: DYA7-RIPE

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Hi everyone!

I have a question for those who played with Office 5.3

Does anybody knows if there is possible to make CGI calls
using Web Service? If yes, where should the CGI programs
be? (I haven't seen any cgi-bin folder).

And does anybody knows if there are plans for making public
the specifications for Web programming of Office? It's
pretty hard to determine the syntax and parameters from
the HTML files.

Best regards,
Sebastian Paul Avarvarei
Admin of the TeamWARE Users Mailing Lists
(probably this will be the final name)
E-mail: proteus@...

P.S. Don't forget to tell your friends about these mailing
lists.

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Sebastian Paul Avarvarei wrote:

> Sebastian Paul Avarvarei wrote:
> >
> > test message
>
> reply 1
>

reply 2


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>
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Testing reply.

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