*** C3POPower Readme***
The C3POPower C3PO test application uses a small cross section of the
ObjectAPI objects and Tokens to show various ways the GroupWise 5.5
client can be modified to suit a developers need to customize the 95/98/NT
client interface of GroupWise.
This project is not ment for production but to be used to glean how objects
and tokens can be used together to perform a task and fulfill a user, groups
or organizations specific need.
This project was created in the Delphi 4 environment. It also works with Delphi 3
and Delphi 2 if you ignore the errors generated when opening this projects
"Properties" and "SaveAs" forms into the Delphi 2/3 IDE.
If using Delphi 3 or 4 you will need to add:
[C]:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi 3[or4]\LIB\DELPHI2 to the Search path field
of the Project Options dialog's, Directories/Conditionals tab in order for the project
to compile.
The following Objects and Tokens have been used in this project.
C3PO
C3POManager
ClientState
GWMenu
GWMenuItem
GWMenuItems
Object API
Attachments
Attachment
Document
DocumentVersion
Folder
Message
MessageList
Token Commander
Cancel()
DateAbsoluteGoTo('+sDay+';'+sMonth+';'+sYear+')
Delete()
EnvPrefSavePath
FilterCreate(Empty!;0)
FilterDelete('+Filter+')
FilterGroupBegin('+Filter+';317)
FilterGroupEnd('+Filter+')
FilterGroupMarker('+Filter+';316)
FilterReset()
FilterSetSource('+Filter+';6;1)
FilterSetText('+Filter+';1;"' + FromString + '";165)
ItemAttachmentAdd("X00";115;"' + MsgID + '")
ItemMessageIDFromView()
ItemReply(Sender!;Yes!)
ItemSaveMessage("'+Filename+'";"'+t+'"; 269)
ItemSaveViewDlg()
NewMail()
EnvUserID()
QueryExecute(;'+Filter+';FullUserID:"'+RetString+'")
TextSetSubject("Fwd: ")
ViewHideMenu(Hide!)
ViewOpenFile("Ussm_ap.vew")()
Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
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Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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