Friday, November 29, 2002, 10:30:54 AM, Michael Thomas wrote:
> 1. When the OS service control starts IMail, it does so from OS context of
> the service control whose location ("." context) is "C:\Winnt\System32". So,
> when Imail alias starts a command file and that command file starts a
> program like "Imail1.exe" (without path info), it attempts to start
> "C:\Winnt\System32\Imail1.exe". Therefore, in your command file, you have to
> call out the full path of your target like "C:\IMail\Imail1.exe".
Yep, did that.
> 2. Check the program alias path in the admin control panel. I have noticed
> that it can strip the drive letter from the path, leaving the registry entry
> as ":\Imail\name.cmd" instead of "C:\Imail\name.cmd". If that is the case,
> you have two options, change the path to "\Imail\name.cmd" (without the C:)
> or edit the registry entry and add the drive letter in front of the colon.
Aha ... didn't check the registry entry.
> 3. Permissions are an issue, but "Everyone Full" should do it for you.
Thanks!
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