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Conference abbott::teamlinks_windows

Title:TeamLinks for Windows
Notice:Kit and ECO locations: See replies to note 8.o note 8.
Moderator:ORION::chayna.zko.dec.com::tamara::eppesAN
Created:Mon Aug 28 1995
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2238
Total number of notes:9650

2059.0. "Q: Which DLL to use with CMFileAttach in Menu Cusomization?" by OSLLAV::BJARNEC_P (The last boat left without me .....) Thu Mar 13 1997 10:07

    Hi folks!
    
    Have had a question from one of our devoted Teamlinks Customers.
    He would like to know which DLL file to select and which DLL directory 
    to specify when defining a function (behind a button) in Menu
    Customization.  The function he wants carried out is CMFileAttach.
    
    He has really only asked me where he can find more info on what the
    different DLL files in Teamlinks do - but the above is his specific
    problem.
    
    I'm a bit rusty on this myself - and the customer is still using v 2.1.
    I don't have this version installed anywhere - and I know he shouldn't
    either, but he promised me he will upgrade to 2.7 or 3.0 shortly and
    that he is NOT planning to migrate to Exchange either - so I thought
    I'd try and help ;-) !
    
    So, which DLL file to use with CMFileAttach function when customizing
    menus?
    
    
    Thanks!!
    
    	Bjarne :-)
                   
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2059.1XANADU::cascobay.zko.dec.com::TAMARA::STJEANBob St.JeanThu Mar 13 1997 19:4710
The Create Message window does lots of processing for File Attach.  It's
pretty complicated because of how it allows the dialog to stay open
so the user can attachment multiple files.  Infoman calls Filecab.dll
for some of this processing.  I think that version 2.1 also called the
MS Common Dialogs from VB for attaching DOS files.

I have no idea whether or not this kind of function can be customized.

Hope this helps.
Bob