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Changing Message Class on Pub Folder In Exchange 2000

I am using the AddScriptSink provided by CDOLIVE developed by Siegfried Weber.

First of all i have no idea at all as to which directory to extract them to

Secondly the 3rd section of instructions specifies the following:

cscript RegEvent.vbs Add "OnSave" ExOleDB.ScriptEventSink.1 "file://./backofficestorage/yourdomain.com/public folders/yourfolder/ChangeMessageClass" -file C:\ChangeMessageClass.vbs WHERE "DAV:ishidden" = False

i believe this is run in Command Prompt but i am unsure about wich directory i should be in when i initiate it. also it specifies a path to C:\ChangeMessageClass.vbs this has made me question the location of the unzipped files.

Could someone please help, not used any com+ apps B4

Oly Mills
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If you right click the Addscriptsink.cmd and choose edit (open in notepad) it contains some instructions.

Hope this helps!

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Yes i know this, the bits on the question i posted are extracted from that file.

It doesnt include anything about where to extract the files to or if the cscript command is run in Command Prompt

oly
Line from Addscriptsink.cmd-Change to C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Bin before running the below lines

I think this line is telling you to (in a command prompt) go to C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Bin and run the script.

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I have tried this but all i get is an error message:
Error Commiting Transaction : -2141913011

This was run in D:\Program Files\exchsrvr\bin


cscript RegEvent.vbs Add "OnSave" ExOleDB.ScriptEventSink.1 "file://./backofficestorage/synseal.com/public folders/Information Technology/junkemailtest/ChangeMessageClass" -file C:\ChangeMessageClass.vbs WHERE "DAV:ishidden" = False

I am clueless on this, Cannot find any trace of this error msg on net (Inc Microsoft)

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