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175.1 | What version of ALL-IN-1? | AIMTEC::ZANIEWSKI_D | Why would CSC specialists need training? | Thu Mar 05 1992 13:13 | 1 |
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175.2 | dunno | WELLIN::NISBET | Vote Cyril Sneer for President! | Thu Mar 05 1992 14:06 | 7 |
| I don't know.
How do I find out? I tried logging off then on, but no Version No's on
Welcome screens.
Dougie
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175.3 | There's probably a much easier way... | SCOTTC::MARSHALL | Pearl-white, but slightly shop-soiled | Thu Mar 05 1992 14:53 | 19 |
| Hi,
>> How do I find out?
If you have the required ALL-IN-1 privilege, this will show you
(type it at an ALL-IN-1 menu prompt):
<GET OA$VERSION
If it doesn't work, try this (if you have the required VMS privs):
$ DIR SYS$STARTUP:A1V*START.COM
The file(s) found will have a number where the * is; 23 for 2.3, 24 for 2.4,
30 for 3.0...
If that doesn't work, ask the system manager...
Scott
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175.4 | Still dunno | WELLIN::NISBET | Dougie Nisbet | WLO | 853 4334 | Thu Mar 05 1992 17:57 | 6 |
| re: .3
Nope. none of these work. I'll ask IS.
Dougie
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175.5 | some (not all) answers | SHALOT::LAMPSON | Whatever ya do, ya gotta have FUN! | Thu Mar 05 1992 21:09 | 26 |
| > Q: When an attendee replies to a meeting request, the message;
> %OA-E-CMATNDWRITERR, Error occured writing to attendee file
> is given. Is this something I'm doing wrong? Mailed IS.
From your notes, it sounds like you are on an internal system.
True? Well, if you are and if you invite people to meetings
using the 'Name @Location-Code' syntax, the attendee's attempt to
reply to the meeting will not work. If the attendee is on the
same machine as you, you can just enter their user name
(Lastname.Firstname). If the attendee is on a different machine,
you must enter the syntax 'A1-username @A1 @machine-name'.
> Q: When getting monthly overview printed, I notice naming conventions
> like A and M. Presumable M for Meeting. What is A?
A is for appointment. ALL-IN-1 prior to V2.3 had Meetings and
Appointments. These were combined into Events. Also prior to
V2.3, ALL-IN-1 had Reminders, Action Items and To Do Items. These
have been combined into Tasks.
> Q: Is this conference the appropriate place to ask these sort of
> questions?
Absolutely!
_Mike
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175.6 | | WELLIN::NISBET | Dougie Nisbet | WLO | 853 4334 | Fri Mar 06 1992 00:11 | 15 |
| I would like the flexibility of being able to arrange meetings with
remote users. I've been using the
Dougie Nisbet @ UBO
syntax.
FWIW: The machine I use ALL-IN-1 on is WELCLU, and I've been
experimenting with remote adressees. I shall try the
user @ a1 @machinename
format you suggest. Is machinename the Mailstop, or the nodename?
ta,
Dougie
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175.7 | user@A1@node | IOSG::SHOVE | Dave Shove -- REO-D/3C | Fri Mar 06 1992 11:05 | 3 |
| machinename is the nodename. Painful - sorry.
Dave.
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175.8 | about those tasks... | SEWNSO::PEACOCK | Back in the saddle again | Mon Mar 09 1992 14:56 | 17 |
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Tasks are displayed in alphabetical order by category and title - with a one
character "hidden" preface of one of the following:
A - created under Tasks
A - created under Action items (old UI)
R - created under Remiders (old UI)
T - created under To-do Items (old UI)
The Tasks subsystem leave a lot to be desired, in my opinion. You ought to be
able to change the category and/or title as well as specify the order in which
they are displayed. The good news is that since Tasks are a very simple
application based on entry forms with no Bliss code to speak of, you can fairly
easily customize it to suit your needs.
Barb
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175.9 | TM and E-Mail Autoforward query | NEWVAX::MZARUDZKI | I am my own VAX | Tue Jul 07 1992 12:56 | 12 |
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New question,
A customer has complained that when they autoforward their account
they still recieve TM meeting notices. Any "fix" to handle this?
I know that meetings are TM and autoforwarding is E-Mail but what can
I tell the customer? Can ALL-IN-1 Personal Assistant be of use here?
Does it truely handle an autoforwarded account.
ALL-IN-1 Version 2.4 no patches.
Thanks in ADVANCE.
-Mike Z.
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175.10 | Telling customers is always more difficult | AIMTEC::ZANIEWSKI_D | Why would CSC specialists need training? | Tue Jul 07 1992 14:05 | 6 |
| By design, they should not autoforward. Event notices are mail
messages with attached functions. If the attached function is
executed in the wrong account, there is not telling what damage
might occur.
Dave Zaniewski
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175.11 | Depends on what they're doing | SHALOT::LANPHEAR | Test the water or turn the tide? | Tue Jul 07 1992 15:57 | 8 |
| Mike,
How are they autoforwarding their mail? Are they using the EM AF
option, or have they changed their ALL-IN-1 mail destination to
something like 'VMSMAIL'? As Dave stated in .-1, TM messages should not
autoforward, but if you have a special mail destination, they will...
Cheers, Dan'l
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175.12 | EM AF to lastname.firstname | NEWVAX::MZARUDZKI | I am my own VAX | Tue Jul 07 1992 16:07 | 9 |
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re-.1
They autoforward via EM AF to a valid ALL-IN-1 user on the same node.
Nothing fancy. I'll double check to see if someone has set a special
mail destination.
-Thanks,
Mike Z.
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175.13 | This is straight from customers foot. | NEWVAX::MZARUDZKI | I am my own VAX | Tue Jul 07 1992 19:21 | 13 |
| re -.2
The customer has stated that they have autoforwarded in the usual way.
The customer also stated that another user has access to their
calander. Perhaps this user (C) gets into the autoforwarded account (A)
and schedules a meeting with user (B). User (B) then replies and the
message still plops into user with autoforward set (A) account. Does
this sound reasonable? Can someone duplicated this? Or is this indeed
intended behaviour as mentioned by an earlier reply.
-sigh,
Mike Z.
Thanks again for all the assistance.
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175.14 | TM EV fails - you must have someone to meet with | POBOX::RILEY | I *am* the D.J. | Fri Nov 06 1992 17:12 | 19 |
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ALL-IN-1 V3.0, recent upgrade.
Any user trying to schedule an event can't. After they put in the
invited attendees names, it goes back to the EV menu with the message
"You must have someone to meet with" displayed on line 24.
Using A1/NOCUSTOM works. I realize this is a customization issue but I
don't know where to look. All the files [allin1...]TM*.* match the
correct date/time from a system where it works.
I searched all COM, SCP, BLP, OLB, and MSG files for the text string
"someone" and couldn't find it. I also searched the .FLB's
Can someone tell me where this message is coming from so I can get a
handle on how to resolve?
THANK YOU
"jackin' the house", Bob
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175.15 | OAMESS.MSG | AIMTEC::BUTLER_T | | Fri Nov 06 1992 17:47 | 11 |
| Bob,
******************************
AMERIG$DUA2:[ALLIN1.SOURCES_ENGLISH]OAMESS.MSG;6
! someone else.
CMNOATTEND <You must have someone to meet with>
******************************
Tim
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175.16 | Some sound advice already given I believe | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Liverpool 4 Norwich 1 | Fri Nov 06 1992 18:02 | 17 |
| Bob,
Assuming this is the same MTS site and it seems too coincidental not to
be (:==:)...
I would also advise you to follow the advice that was given when this call
was logged with the CSC - which is to look at your customised
application specifically the section where events are created. Trace
can be used to determine what it is that worked under v2.4 that doesn't
work anymore.
And of course if you ran the CART then look at that and see what
elements it reported as needing to be modified and see if they were.
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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