Hey, everybody. Happy Friday!
Does anybody out there now of an alternative to Microsoft's SCOM-to-Remedy
connector? I'm especially interested in the ability to push SCOM alarms to
Incident Management in ITSM 7.5.
Thanks.
--Tim
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You keep saying that word... I do not think you know what it means.--TimFrom: Darrell Reading darrell.reading...@wal-mart.comTo: arslist@ARSLIST.ORGSent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 7:35:38 AMSubject: Re: [ARSLIST] UNSUBSCRIBE
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Inconceivable!
Darrell Reading Systems Engineer Phone
Or Remedy Architect -- you know, the guy who looks over your shoulder and
says, You're doing it wrong.
--Tim
From: Chowdhury, Tauf tauf.chowdh...@frx.com
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 2:55:08 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] What's the
Was he the guy with the plastic dinosaurs?
--Tim
From: Frank, Gordon M. (CMS/CTR) gordon.fr...@cms.hhs.gov
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:38:42 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] History of AR System
I'm going to take you all way back.
Who
Oh, yes. Stacked buttons! And server-side macros before Push Fields actions
were possible. Being able to dispense with all our horrid run-process macros
was a major step forward. Before pushes, when you sent data from one form to
another via a filter Run Process action, it happened in phase
I don't know if this is your problem, but I've found that the Service action in
an active link won't do anything unless you map both inputs *and* outputs. I
was running some tests awhile back where I was simply trying to run a procedure
based on an active link trigger. I didn't really care to
You're describing the exact scenario for which enterprise messaging was
designed. I recently helped a customer build an integration solution between
AR System and a couple of external systems. They had already decided on a
message queuing system, because they needed something scalable,
Since you've searched the field database table and all the form tables, it's
time to direct your attention to workflow. Can an active link or filter refer
to a field ID and without that reference appearing in a log? Of course. This
is Remedy.
If I were in your shoes, I'd export a definition
Brandi,
Check the Workflow Objects Guide for 7.1, p. 222. You can see that old kludgy
notation was replaced by the Table Loop feature in the Call Guide action. See
page 114 for details on the Call Guide action for active links and filters.
Looping over a table works pretty much the same on
True enough, Jarl. However, to clarify even further, John never said you
*needed* XML Gateway. You can always roll your own solution, and then maintain
and support it throughout its life-cycle.
It's just nice to have a product that can do so many things -- not the least of
which is to take
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Hi
I have ar java api 7.0, in the javadoc for this version don’t find those
methods =S
Thanks
Greetings
De:Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:arsl...@arslist.org]
En nombre de Tim
someone explain me the Private RPC queue?
When
does it make sense to use a private queue?
another Robert
Von: Action Request System discussion
list(ARSList) [mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] Im Auftrag von Tim
Widowfield
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 8. April 2009 23:38
On the ARServerUser class page in the JavaDoc, search for the string
RpcQueue.
There are three methods that control setting the RPC queue:
useAdminRpcQueue()
useDefaultRpcQueue()
usePrivateRpcQueue(int rpcProgramNum)
It does seem a bit curious that there isn't a constructor for ARServerUser
Here's how you can manually extract the APIs (or binaries, or whatever else)
from the AR Linux installer.
- Uncompress ARSuiteKitLinux.tar.gz and extract the tar's contents.
- In the resulting directory called ARSuiteKitLinux, navigate to
ARSuiteKit/Disk1/InstData.
- Expand the Resource1.zip
I'll second your motion, Ben. For the ARS API programming, I've used msys with
the gcc compiler on Windows, and the resulting executables worked just fine.
Visual Studio is OK, and even more tolerable for me now that I bought a vi
emulator for the code editor. However, I can't help but think
I cannot fault your logic, John. The actual market for any book dealing with
Action Request System must be exceedingly small. And yet I see books on the
market with audiences the must be equally tiny. For example, how many people
in the world actually develop and administer PeopleSoft
)
at com.xqsr.arsystem.CreateEntry.main(CreateEntry.java:20)
Thanks.
Regards
Barath
On 1/19/09, Tim Widowfield tim_widowfi...@yahoo.com wrote:
Without seeing the source, it will be impossible to say exactly what your
problem is. But to answer your first question, the 7.1 Java API does
Without seeing the source, it will be impossible to say exactly what your
problem is. But to answer your first question, the 7.1 Java API does work with
earlier versions of AR System. Post a few lines of code and maybe somebody can
help you.
--Tim
From:
Well, we could debate about what it *should* do, but it appears to be doing
what it *said* it would do -- namely, if more than one matching request comes
back, then use the first one. So it runs your query, returns the result set to
the calling workflow object, and the active link or filter
Try this: What'll it be? Hmmm? Try that. Come on. We haven't got all night.
Try it.
What'll it be, HM
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Joe DeSouza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Thursday, October 9, 2008 1:53:10 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Job: Remedy
Have you tried searching the archive at Google Groups? It ain't bad.
--Tim
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 3:33:50 PM
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Also, as far as our list was concerned it was
I once heard that you could turn your help desk into a profit center. Hence,
not investing in it would be short-sighted and ill-advised.
Oh, dear me... Now who was it who told me that? Mmmm. Starts with a B...
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Axton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Cool. Then when the Pinkertons come to bust us up, you can fend them off while
we run away!
--Tim
- Original Message
From: David.M Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wednesday, August 6, 2008 12:06:36 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Salary in Bay Area
I've had my nose
I think this is where Enterprise Service Suite (ESS) @ Work turns out to be
such a bargain. It's very solid application suite that's every bit as
functional as ISTM *and ITIL compliant* without the recurring expense of extra
application licenses.
http://buoyantsolutions.net/ESS.html
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I hope I'm not the only old guy who was thinking "old tubes" was a reference to vacuum tubes. - Original Message From: "Pierson, Shawn" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORGSent: Friday, July 18, 2008 9:42:32 AMSubject: [ARSLIST] OT: Friday (strange) humor
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You can tell
I think hairy is a bit of an understatement. I don't consider myself an
expert in the matter, but from what I've seen, Kinetic Request is a whole lot
easier to implement and manage.
Once again, your mileage may vary, I am not a lawyer, and I'm not the regular
crew chief; however, in every
The caret is used for the escape character when you want the literal character
instead of a special command shell reserved character (, |, (, ), , , ^).
Note that the behavior is different if you use single quotes vs. double quotes.
For example:
C:\echo 'hi | there'
'there'' is not recognized
Are you asking about background color or background image? Or both?
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Uday Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 11:42:45 AM
Subject: [ARSLIST] Where is the background appearance information stored?
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Hi
Listers
Well for one thing, you're over-thinking the creation of long primitives. You
can simply tack on an L to a number, and the compiler will recognize it as a
long. For example this:
entryItems[0] = new EntryItem(new FieldID((new Long(536870925)).longValue()),
new Value(unidade.getData1()));
I thought by now some joker would have said, Spelt is spelled wrong.
--Tim
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Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 2:34:06 PM
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u may B ryt. I
Actually, I tend to use field IDs all the time in my qualifications inside API
programs. Why? Because even though nobody should ever change a field's
database name, there is always the possibility that it could happen. Some
people just can't keep well enough alone.
To address the
Wait, wait...
This statement isn't right:
..the discussion isn't TRversus DB values, but rather whether or not there is
a need to use theTR values (DB values are useful).
No, the point is in a filter qualification when you refer to a field name on
the form, it is assumed by the AR Server
Sorry. I was wrong in my previous email.
( 'Fieldname != $NULL$ ) AND ( 'Fieldname' != 'DB.Fieldname' )
...is *NOT* the same as:
( 'TR.Fieldname != $NULL$ ) AND ( 'Fieldname' != 'DB.Fieldname' )
...because without the TR prefix, the AR server will check the value for the
transaction
Well, I can only speak for myself, but I normally use the TR. prefix, just so
you can look at the qualification at a glance and understand what it means. It
reminds me of C and Java programmers who omit braces when they aren't
necessary. Sure, it's legal, but is it more readable? Too often
Well, the best method I ever saw for finding out what people are really like
went something like this:
HOLDEN
You're in a desert, walking along
in the sand when all of a sudden
you look down and see a...
It certai
You need to create your own soap-plugin to support this...
It certainly has gotten less difficult now that we can create Java-based
plug-ins (in 7.1); however, it's still a whole lot easier to do this kind of
thing with the XML Gateway.
Shameless plug:
Matt,
I'm sorry you see Flash as a show-stopper. For other it's a ... show-starter?
We settled on Flash as our best bet on the next-generation UI for RIAs not
because it's cool, but because it's finally become clear that Ajax has gone
about as far as it can -- but it just isn't good enough.
Full disclosure: I'm not Gidd, I don't even look like Gidd, and I'm not
writing on his behalf. However, I am involved in this project, and -- as usual
-- I have some opinions on the matter.
I will agree that Mid Tier is pretty impressive for what it does. If you
compare it to the original AR
**
jar -tvf will give a list of the files without unpacking the jar, if you are
just looking for a class within. If only the Remedy clients were platform
agnostic, I would no longer use it; vmware helps with this though.
Axton
On Jan 4, 2008 2:27 AM, Tim Widowfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
)
at com.bmc.arsys.api.ARServerUser.do(Unknown Source)
at com.bmc.arsys.api.ARServerUser.createEntry(Unknown Source)
at CreateEntry.main(CreateEntry.java:27)
Thanks for your time.
Chintan.
Tim Widowfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You can see by the exception
You might find it easier to deal with the results from 'echo' rather than
'set'. For example:
C:\echo %temp%
C:\Users\taw\AppData\Local\Temp
C:\set temp
TEMP=C:\Users\taw\AppData\Local\Temp
Both work, and both are very fast. However, with the first method, you don't
have to chop away
I was going to say, Functions inside qualifications. However, on further
reflection that seems awfully mundane.
OK, I wish for a full-fledged debug client. I want the ability to trace
variables, set breakpoints, walk through workflow step by step -- the works.
--Tim
- Original
Hey, everybody. I was wondering if anyone out there has seen this issue
before. It's got a lot of people baffled.
A customer has an AIX server running the latest patch for AR 5.1.2. The target
LDAP server is Novell, and it doesn't allow anonymous browsing. When the
Remedy daemons start
use regular ldap instead of ldaps, what does a packet dump show
different between the two environments?
Axton Grams
On 10/26/07, Tim Widowfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, everybody. I was wondering if anyone out there has seen this
issue before. It's got a lot of people baffled
to a size/memory
constraint? (and thus you get a partial record)
HTH
--
Carey Matthew Black
Remedy Skilled Professional (RSP)
ARS = Action Request System(Remedy)
Love, then teach
Solution = People + Process + Tools
Fast, Accurate, Cheap Pick two.
On 10/26/07, Tim Widowfield [EMAIL PROTECTED
It has a high degree of truthiness, too. ;-)
--Tim
--- Joseph Kubasek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Staying with the theme of snoping postings, this has been debunked:
http://www.snopes.com/language/document/1895exam.asp
It's still funny though.
Joe
P.S.
Is snoping even a word? If it
Jarl,
I agree that SOAP is the hottest integration technology when it comes to
sharing data between enterprises, but I think there are still cases where
in-house you might want the tighter integration and sheer convenience an ARDBC
JDBC plug-in could give you.
It's astonishing how many
It isn't necessarily politics. General Smedley Butler indicated it's more a
matter of paying attention to what's really going on...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smedly_butler
--Tim
--- Andrew Hicox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guess wether it's cool or not depends on your politics ...
For
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I apologize for my outburst earlier today. Somebody in a wholly unrelated
group sent me a very troubling email that I felt obliged to respond to.
Unfortunately, he had BCC-ed the other group, and I added the ARSLIST by
mistake in my reply.
I'm deeply sorry for offending
This is the sort of thing that's probably best done at the database level with
TransactSQL, but just for fun I wrote up a JScript script. Here's the gist of
it:
var args = WScript.Arguments;
var tempArray = new Array();
var inputString, outputString = ;
If you're looking for more fuel, I can help. Don't do it. Matt is right --
if at all possible, don't mess with the Request ID.
It reminds me of those silly names the IT people give printers and servers,
like HPLJ5305RCWF for HP Laser Jet 5 in building 30, 5th floor, Right
Corner, by the
If this is an unlicensed server, you may be in the unfortunate situation where
you've got one thread. And so the workflow calls the API program, but the
workflow itself is blocking the only thread you've got. No matter how long you
set the timeout to, it's never enough!
Yes, it's happened to
The only thoughts I can add have to do with the irony of the whole thing. Can
it really be that the company that sell the premier help desk application can't
provide decent customer support? I mean, it just seems like yesterday that
BMC/Remedy marketing was telling us how customer support
...
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An: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Betreff: Re: Who's in charge of support at BMC? (U)
The only thoughts I can add have
discussion list(ARSList)
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Who's in charge of support at BMC? (U)
The only thoughts I can add have to do with the irony of the whole thing.
Can it really be that the company
c
If I had to take a wild guess, I'd say that this method:
com.remedy.arsys.goat.preferences.ARUserPreferences.setPreferenceValue()
...tries to write to a field ID that did not yet exist in 6.0.1. As you can
see, the next call is the stack trace dump.
One of the
I remember doing something similar way back in the 3.2 days. I had decided to
put an apostrophe in a field database name. I regretted doing it almost
immediately.
I would recommend using (USD) instead of ($), because inserting any character
that Remedy considers special into a field name
Every time I hear people talk about DST, I start thinking of the classic
discussion about amplifiers in This Is Spinal Tap.
These go to eleven. --Nigel Tufnel
Maybe it's just me...
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Since everybody else seems to be in the mood to rant, here's one of my pet
peeves.
The development teams for AR Server, Remedy User, the Mid Tier server, and the
Mid Tier client apparently aren't allowed to talk to one another. How else can
you explain the colossal differences among the
Hi, Doug!
You mean a vendor form? Didn't James Croom write a generic ARDBC plug-in for
ODBC?
If you're on MS SQL Server, you can probably create a database link via the
OLE-DB interface. Then you can use a simple view form and query against the
Access table.
Tim Widowfield
http
is to literally check for null with an if statement, and then proceed only
when I know it's OK.
I'm not saying that's your problem, but it's a species of bug that's bitten me
more than once.
Tim Widowfield
http://www.widowfield.com
- Original Message
From: Mikhail Serate [EMAIL PROTECTED
You forgot the step where you send them a def file, as if they're really going
to install your code on one of their boxes.
Oh yeah... and there's the step where we all turn to the manual and read it
together. That's always a special moment.
Tim Widowfield
http://www.widowfield.com
Is your Mid Tier using a secure web server (https)? I believe ever since
version 6.0, Internet Explorer doesn't support autocomplete on secure web pages.
Tim Widowfield
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- Original Message
From: L. J. Head [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist
link and filter log files
where an active link makes an innocent Set Fields query that triggers five
pages of Get Entry filters. Yuck.
Tim Widowfield
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- Original Message
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent
that to let me run
server-side commands via an active link using @@: notation. If I can run it
manually through the form, I can be reasonably sure that it'll run on the
server in a filter. Also, it lets me see the whole error, which might not have
made it into the filter log.
Tim Widowfield
);
WScript.Sleep(1000);
wsh.SendKeys(%{DOWN});
WScript.Sleep(1000);
wsh.SendKeys({DOWN});
WScript.Sleep(1000);
wsh.SendKeys({ENTER});
I think Alt+Down Arrow (%{DOWN}) should open a menu.
Tim Widowfield
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- Original Message
From: Hall Chad
Well, assuming it's a server Run Process action and not a Set Fields $PROCESS$
action, then I don't understand what you're saying, Jarl. How can it affect a
server thread? A Run Process is a phase-three event where the AR Server simply
executes the command in a shell without waiting for any
Curiously, the Label parameter in the ARTask file *is* the VUI name, but it has
absolutely no effect on how aruser.exe opens the form. For example, I can be
working in the Read-Only view of a form, and when I send it to a friend using
right-click -- Send -- Form -- Mail Recipient, I get
--Tim
I've been told there's a pair of Bristols in the UK, too
--Tim
- Original Message
From: George T. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 9:07:24 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Vacancy for Remedy Developer in Bristol
What Bristol ??? There
L.J., I think that's a much better answer than to have a space character for
the selection value.
I also create checkbox fields with null labels, for two reasons. First, when
you look at most examples of Windows GUIs, the checkbox is on the left and the
text is on the right. We should
.
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From: Conrad Pereira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2006 6:37:04 AM
Subject: [ARSLIST] URL Background Process
fields.
Tim Widowfield
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- Original Message
From: Mike White [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 2:32:47 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] LIKE operator with brackets in search
Thad,
Thanks. I think you're onto something
later this year, I may try it
out, but for now I'm just not motivated...
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Monday
and all) in an EXTERNAL() query.
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 4:07:03 PM
Subject
--Tim
--
Check the Util class for the ARSetServerPort() method.
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Jack Samson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2006 7:54:21 PM
Subject: [ARSLIST] Java ARServerUser method / How to specify a TCP Port
All,
I have created
is 'Test01' and its field ID is
536870913.
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2006 9:43:06 PM
Subject
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End of Script
I tested this in Query Analyzer, but it should work in isql, too.
==
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it in the registry, but
I don't see how you can be sure which interface is primary.
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file: %s\n, str_vals[i]);
perror(\tFile error);
}
break;
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- Original Message
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--Tim
- Original Message
From:
Always glad to help.
--Tim
- Original Message
From: jack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 6:15:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] adding attachment using C API
Hi Tim,
You saved my life!
It works
I think what he means is: One of the crossbeams has gone out out of skew on
the treadle.
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Mimi Lakew
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Sunday, September 3, 2006 1:16:31 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] cleaning up queue
** I am pasting the
Congrats, Axton!
--Tim
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This question comes up from time to time, so I thought I'd
I move we duct tape a webcam to Daniel Bloom's head and stream the video and
audio out to the world.
Anybody second the motion?
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Rick Cook
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 7:48:01 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Pre-Friday
OK, I'll bite.
Is loser case a Freudian slip?
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Joe DeSouza
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 4:33:29 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Lowercase Login field
**
If I were doing it via ARS I would run an escalation, NOT a
Sometimes you'll find a display-only form with workflow that pushes data to an
underlying real form when you push a button. It often looks as if the D.O.
form is the container, which can be confusing. You may have to turn on filter
logging just to find out where the data finally ends up.
Well, I know I'm drifting off topic here, but I think you and anybody with Perl
and Java experience would be much more comfortable with C# backpages with
ASP.NET. Unless, of course, you're *forced* to use VB Ugh.:-o
--Tim
- Original Message
From: Chris Lane [EMAIL
Hmmm... What's the reference for Request.Form, as in 'Request.Form (F_Area),
4)'?
Rather than using the Add() method, I think the example from the CHM file might
be a little easier to read and maintain. For example:
Dim fieldValueList
Set fieldValueList =
I couldn't find a GetListField() method anywhere in the ARSystem .NET help file
(ARSystem.NET.chm). Perhaps you were thinking of the Server.GetAllFields()
method. Here's a sample from the CHM file:
Dim fields
Set fields = server.GetAllFields(formName)
. At least this was the state of affairs throughout the late 90s and the early 00s. If SourceSafe has recently gotten more reliable and scalable, that's nice. (But I kinda doubt it... I mean, consider the "source.")Tim Widowfield[EMAIL PROTECTED]v: 937-878-9045f: 937-878-9055m: 937-369-7012http:
intellectual property now.
Would anybody be interested in open-source, Java-based tools to create, modify,
and delete entries (requests)? If so, I could build them put 'em out on my web
site.
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on the Mac again!
Do you remember back when there used to be a Mac client? How about the curses
client in Unix? -- now that was an interesting animal!
Tim Widowfield
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is right-click on A and select Delete.
Acrobat will as you if you're sure you want to delete the article. Don't
worry; you won't be deleting any content. The article is just a navigational
aid. Click OK and breathe a sigh of relief. To make the change permanent,
simply save the document.
--Tim
Amen, Brother Warren.
One of the reasons I stay subscribed to the ARSLIST is the anti-RTFM nature
of the group. I can't tell you how many times I've been stuck on some non-ARS
problem at 3:00 AM, and forced myself to search through old Usenet articles. I
invariably come across the most
Adam,
You've run into the COM/Automation/ActiveX (or whatever else MS is calling it
this month) interface to the native Windows client, Remedy User. You can do a
search in the Registry, where you'll notice Remedy.User.1 is related to a
LocalServer32 that points to something like
Hey, that's one of the more benign misspellings. I still wonder if my drill
instructor in basic training ever knew my real name Hm
--Tim
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am even going to double check name spellings etc.
although I still liked Tim Windowfield.
I know this isn't helpful, but what is it about the weekend that causes the
Remedy Email Engine to act up?
--Tim
--- William Rentfrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is AR Server/Email engine patch 16.
When using an incoming email submit template the documentation (and Remedy
tech support)
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