Another Empty New Mail after 'NewMail' token

Hi there,
Here's my code to send an email via the GroupWise client form.
vGWCmd := CreateOleObject('GroupWiseCommander');
vGWCmd.Execute('MainWindowShow()', sRet);
// Let the time to GW to open main form
Application.ProcessMessages;
Sleep(1000);
vGWCmd.Execute('NewMail()', sRet);
vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetTo("' + sSendTo + '"; True)', sRet);
vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetSubject("' + sSubject + '"; True)', sRet);
vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetMessage("' + sBody + '"; False)', sRet);
All works fine but after the user clicks the Send button, a brand new
empty mail is created and popup. If I understand well Tokens, it is like
a message (sent using API SendMessage).
Maybe tokens are mixed up and that's why another new mail form is created
after email is sent. Is there an equivalent and more predictable way to
send tokens (a kind of PostMessage)?
Thank you for reply,
Rej Cloutier

I think there is a setting in the GW client that automatically creates a
new mail form upon send. Look under tools, options, environment, open
new view on send
[email protected] wrote in
news:aE_Rf.2319$[email protected]:
> Hi there,
>
> Here's my code to send an email via the GroupWise client form.
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> vGWCmd := CreateOleObject('GroupWiseCommander');
> vGWCmd.Execute('MainWindowShow()', sRet);
>
> // Let the time to GW to open main form
> Application.ProcessMessages;
> Sleep(1000);
>
> vGWCmd.Execute('NewMail()', sRet);
> vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetTo("' + sSendTo + '"; True)', sRet);
> vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetSubject("' + sSubject + '"; True)', sRet);
> vGWCmd.Execute('TextSetMessage("' + sBody + '"; False)', sRet);
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
> All works fine but after the user clicks the Send button, a brand new
> empty mail is created and popup. If I understand well Tokens, it is
> like a message (sent using API SendMessage).
>
> Maybe tokens are mixed up and that's why another new mail form is
> created after email is sent. Is there an equivalent and more
> predictable way to send tokens (a kind of PostMessage)?
>
> Thank you for reply,
>
> Rej Cloutier
>
Regards,
Michael Risch
Developer SysOp 3

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