>Hi Nadya,
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>The curious thing is that Nigel's class (where this discussion sort of started) has a parameter (.t./.f.) which can be passed to the mapimail control. This in turn activates the default mail client and depending upon the parameter value shows the client mail program with the new message available for editing. So somehow or another GroupWise must be able to be called with this flag parameter. I can get it to work using Nigel's class and Groupwise - so it is just a matter of finding out how the msmapi control passes the parameter onto the mail client (in our case Groupwise).
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>Guess we just keep looking.....
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>Barry.

Hi Nigel,

I'm glad, that Nigel's class is working for you. I guess, it might be OS dependable. In case of Novell server and Windows 95 as a client, it worked fine. In case on NT server and Windows 95 client it crashed GroupWise and didn't send attachments right. We spent quite a considerable time trying to investigate and fix the problem, but were unable to. So, Robert's idea of using GroupWise object model was a great one and solved the whole problem entirely.

However, yesterday I spent ~1.5h trying to find out from the Novell site, how to invoke GroupWise in interactive mode, but didn't find the necessary info. It's not a top priority problem for me now, so I put it behind. If you'll come with a solution using GroupWise object model, let me know, please.

Thanks in advance and good luck!