No Internet Browser Mail Integration
trips9
If I perform a GW7 Installation on a clean XP Pro workstation, the
option to select Internet Browser Mail Integration is blank. Even
after Installing GroupWise and then trying to install GWMailto from the
addons directory does not help either. When clicking on a mailto link
I get the error "Could not perform this operation because the default
mail client is not properly installed".
I have seen this with many of my client workstations not just the clean
XP install.
It looks as though others are having the same or similiar issues. Has
anyone found a resolution besides running the gwmailto install from the
addons directory?
Thanks
Dennis Triplo
--
trips9
Corey Sellers
>>> On Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at 11:50 AM, in message <trips9...@no-mx.com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
I have seen this with many of my client workstations not just the cleanXP install.
It looks as though others are having the same or similiar issues. Hasanyone found a resolution besides running the gwmailto install from theaddons directory?
Thanks
Dennis Triplo-- trips9
julian...@newdur.ac.uk
We had exactly the same issue upgrading from 6 to 7.sp1. Mailto did not
work, as well as using send to facility from excel etc.
To fix it, download the very latest client from novell (yes the 7.01 on
your cd is knackered!)
Uninstall groupwise 7 from the PC, uninstall Windows NT Messaging.
Then install WMS from the directory
gw701cm\client\wms\nt\us\wms.exe
then groupwise from here:-
gw701cm\client\setup.exe
Then select custom and all will work. I had a nightmare with this.
Cheers
Julian.
> So if you choose Custom Setup, "Internet Browser Mail Integration" is
not =
> an option?
>
> Corey Sellers
> GroupWise Development
>
>
> >>> On Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at 11:50 AM, in message <trips9.2b5jxc@no-
mx.=
> com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
>
> If I perform a GW7 Installation on a clean XP Pro workstation, theoption
=
> to select Internet Browser Mail Integration is blank. Evenafter
Installing=
> GroupWise and then trying to install GWMailto from theaddons directory =
> does not help either. When clicking on a mailto linkI get the error =
> "Could not perform this operation because the defaultmail client is not =
> properly installed".
>
> I have seen this with many of my client workstations not just the
cleanXP =
> install.
>
> It looks as though others are having the same or similiar issues. =
> Hasanyone found a resolution besides running the gwmailto install from =
trips9
Corey,
This is exactly correct. There is an object or space where the option
should be, however there is no text describing the option. I have
downloaded the latest update from the Novell website. Again this is a
clean XP install.
Thanks
Dennis
Corey Sellers Wrote:
> So if you choose Custom Setup, "Internet Browser Mail Integration" is
> not an option?
>
> Corey Sellers
> GroupWise Development
>
>
> >>> On Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at 11:50 AM, in message
> <trips9...@no-mx.com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
>
> If I perform a GW7 Installation on a clean XP Pro workstation,
> theoption to select Internet Browser Mail Integration is blank.
> Evenafter InstallingGroupWise and then trying to install GWMailto from
> theaddons directory does not help either. When clicking on a mailto
> linkI get the error "Could not perform this operation because the
> defaultmail client is not properly installed".
>
> I have seen this with many of my client workstations not just the
> cleanXP install.
>
> It looks as though others are having the same or similiar issues.
> Hasanyone found a resolution besides running the gwmailto install from
> theaddons directory?
>
> Thanks
>
> Dennis Triplo-- trips9
--
trips9
Corey Sellers
>>> On Wednesday, July 19, 2006 at 1:20 PM, in message <trips9...@no-mx.com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
This is exactly correct. There is an object or space where the optionshould be, however there is no text describing the option. I havedownloaded the latest update from the Novell website. Again this is aclean XP install.
ks...@kumc.edu
else. I don't get the mail integration option in the tuner either if I
try going the msi route. Any help would be appreciated!
Kelly Sena
> What options are listed there? Is "Tip of the Day"?
>
> Corey Sellers
> GroupWise Development
>
> >>> On Wednesday, July 19, 2006 at 1:20 PM, in message <trips9.2b7irb@no-
mx=
> ..com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
>
> Corey,
>
> This is exactly correct. There is an object or space where the
optionshoul=
> d be, however there is no text describing the option. I havedownloaded =
> the latest update from the Novell website. Again this is aclean XP =
> install.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dennis
>
> Corey Sellers Wrote: > So if you choose Custom Setup, "Internet Browser =
> Mail Integration" is> not an option?
> >=20
> > Corey Sellers
> > GroupWise Development
> >=20
> >=20
> > >>> On Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at 11:50 AM, in message>
<trips9.2b5jxc@no-=
> mx.com>, trips9<trips9...@no-mx.com> wrote:
> >=20
> > If I perform a GW7 Installation on a clean XP Pro workstation,> =
> theoption to select Internet Browser Mail Integration is blank. > =
> Evenafter InstallingGroupWise and then trying to install GWMailto from> =
> theaddons directory does not help either. When clicking on a mailto> =
> linkI get the error "Could not perform this operation because the> =
> defaultmail client is not properly installed".
> >=20
> > I have seen this with many of my client workstations not just the> =
> cleanXP install.
> >=20
> > It looks as though others are having the same or similiar issues. > =
> Hasanyone found a resolution besides running the gwmailto install from> =
> theaddons directory?
> >=20
> > Thanks
> >=20
> > Dennis Triplo-- trips9-- trips9
>
julian...@ntlworld.com
client/addon/gwmailto folder there are missing files due to failed
install/and users having rights to that folder. You will notice that the
gwmailto.exe file is not there, but is on the original client.
Ensure that if you need write rights to this folder, that you do not do
the installs.
Cheers
Julian.