I have one other. In the three that you rewrote for FileMaker that require no additions “Transfer, Forward and Reply”
work fine except for Reply, here what happens:
Select a message in FM then “Reply”
In does put the message as a reply into Entourage just fine but FM 5.5 gives an error “Object can not be found”
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From: Allen Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Entourage:mac Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2001 15:19:23 -0700
To: "Entourage:mac Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: OS 10.1
On or near 9/30/01 2:53 PM, Roger Turpin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
> Well let me rephrase. I miss being able to run “SMTP Location” I have a
> PowerBook, about 15 email accounts and 3 different locations
> which all have a different SMTP.
> Also I use “Transfer to Archive v 7.0 with FileMaker 5.5 for OS X I can
> transfer from FileMaker OS X to Entourage in Classic fine, but
> when I try to transfer from Entourage to FileMaker the script says “I must
> have a database running” which I do.
Uh oh! I guess "Transfer to Archive" falls into my court. Dunno the answer, but I can give it a try. That's one of the scripts I normalized to remove scripting addition calls, so that's not the problem. Since the error message is spurious, it's probably some other error that's triggering the error trap. I'll look at it.
The script says:
if the name of field 1 of layout 0 is not "Subject" then
display dialog "You must open the email database before running this script" buttons {"Okay"}
So, I'd guess that either there has been some change to the database, or the email database isn't in the front window, or else FMP 5.5 counts fields differently.
If you want to try it, you could just disable this check, and then really make sure you have the mail database layout open before running the script.
To disable the check, change this:
-- make sure filemaker is running and the database is open
try
tell application "FileMaker Pro"
if the name of field 1 of layout 0 is not "Subject" then
display dialog "You must open the email database before running this script" buttons {"Okay"}
set everythingOkay to false
end if
end tell
on error
display dialog "You must open the email database before running this script" buttons {"Okay"}
set everythingOkay to false
end try
To this:
(*
-- make sure filemaker is running and the database is open
try
tell application "FileMaker Pro"
if the name of field 1 of layout 0 is not "Subject" then
display dialog "You must open the email database before running this script" buttons {"Okay"}
set everythingOkay to false
end if
end tell
on error
display dialog "You must open the email database before running this script" buttons {"Okay"}
set everythingOkay to false
end try
*)
By enclosing the code between "(*" and "*)" you turn the entire block of code into a comment. If we ever figure out what the problem is, you could turn the check back on.
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