Matriks Mail Mail Management Installation Guide

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1 Matriks Mail Mail Management Installation Guide MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON Document ID: NAV-5.00-MM-1.0 English-v.1.1 Disclaimer: This material is for informational purposes only. Matriks A/S disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to use of the material for other purposes. Matriks A/S shall not, at any time, be liable for any special, direct, indirect or consequential damages, whether in an action of contract, negligence or other action arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the material. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting any kind of warranty. The example companies, organizations, products, domain names, addresses, logos, people and events depicted herein are fictitious. No association with any real company, organization, product, domain name, address, logo, person, or event is intended or should be inferred. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Copyright Notice: Copyright 2007 Matriks A/S, Denmark. All rights reserved. Trademark Notice: Microsoft, Dynamics NAV, are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation or Microsoft Business Solutions ApS or their affiliates in the United States and/or other countries.

2 Contents This guide will outline the steps necessary to install, configure, uninstall and optionally manual implement the Matriks Mail software. The guide is divided into the following topics: Matriks Mail Configuration... 3 Prerequisites... 3 Installing... 3 Step 1: Backup objects... 3 Step 2: Get Matriks Mail files... 4 Step 3: Run Matriks Mail setup.exe (Installs mail DLL)... 4 Step 4: Import Matriks Mail objects... 4 Step 5: Install Matriks Mail help files... 4 Configuration... 5 Step 1: Security Setup... 5 Role: MM-CONFIG... 5 Role: MM-SUPER... 6 Role: MM-USE... 6 Step 2: General Setup... 7 Step 3: SMTP Setup... 7 Step 4: Person Setup... 7 Step 5: Teams Setup... 8 Step 6: Setup Job Queue... 9 Step 7: Optionally test Matriks Mail Job Scheduler... 9 Step 8: Start Job Queue... 9 Uninstalling Step 1: Stop and remove Matriks Mail Job Scheduling Step 2: Uninstall Matriks Mail setup.exe (Uninstalls mail DLL) Step 3: Restore Dynamics NAV objects Step 4: Remove basic objects Step 5: Remove the Matriks Mail security roles Step 6: Remove Matriks Mail help files Maintenance Matriks Mail Technical Notes Footprint Basic objects Checking Version Interface objects Modifications Normal Forms Special Forms Codeunits Matriks Mail Job Scheduler Diagram Microsoft Dynamics NAV system requirements SQL Server Option for Microsoft Dynamics NAV Microsoft SQL Server C/Side client for Microsoft Dynamics NAV C/Side Database Server for Microsoft Dynamics NAV Matriks Mail DLL Registry Changes MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 2/27

3 Matriks Mail Configuration Matriks Mail Configuration The Matriks Mail management product consists of a range of Dynamics NAV database objects and a mail handling DLL. These are delivered as 2 fob objects and 1 setup.exe file containing a mail DLL. The Dynamics NAV objects are installed configured and uninstalled using the Dynamics NAV client. In order to perform these tasks successfully, Matriks Mail requires that the Dynamics NAV client is properly installed and connected to a valid Dynamics NAV Database. Prerequisites 2 Matriks Mail FOB files and 1 mail DLL Dynamics NAV 5.0 (see requirements under Matriks Mail Technical Notes) Application Server for Dynamics NAV 5.0 running the JOBQUEUE as startup parameter Optional: Microsoft Outlook 2003/2007 For customers: Execute Granule ID (To run Matriks Mail) or For developers: Execute Granule ID (To modify/run Matriks Mail) Installing Matriks Mail uses the Dynamics NAV Job Scheduling feature. The installation step 3 must be performed on the machine that is running Dynamics NAV Application Server because the Matriks Mail job scheduling codeunit will only compile/run in an environment where the Matriks Mail setup.exe file has been successfully executed. No other Dynamics NAV users/environments needs to run the Matriks Mail setup.exe file. The installation procedure is divided into the following steps: 1. Backup of Dynamics NAV objects for uninstall purposes 2. Get the Matriks Mail files 3. Run the Matriks Mail setup.exe file 4. Import the Matriks Mail objects 5. Install Matriks Mail help files Step 1: Backup objects In order to be able to uninstall the Matriks Mail software it is necessary to backup the Dynamics NAV objects before installing the Matriks Mail objects. Please perform the following tasks: Open the Dynamics NAV client and connect to/open the Dynamics NAV database Login as SUPER user Open the Object Designer (Tool->Object Designer) Click on All button in the designer menu Select All objects (CTRL + A) Select Export Objects in file menu (File->Export) Export objects to a before_mm1.fob file Keep the before_mm1.fob in a safe place Close Object Designer MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 3/27

4 Matriks Mail Configuration Step 2: Get Matriks Mail files In order to retrieve the Matriks Mail software you need to access to the internet. This will require a partner login. Please perform the following tasks: Go to Click on Products in the left menu bar Click on Matriks Mail in the left menu bar Click on Download in the left menu bar Enter your Partner password and click on Login Select the Dynamics NAV version Download and unzip the Basic Objects FOB file that match the Dynamics NAV executables (Ex.: MM1.00 compiled for 5.00 ) Download and unzip the Interface Objects FOB file that match the Dynamics NAV version (Ex.: W15.00 ) Download and unzip the help file that matches your language (Ex. English ) Download the Matriks Mail setup.exe file ( Setup.exe ) Have these files ready for step 4-5 Step 3: Run Matriks Mail setup.exe (Installs mail DLL) (Must be performed on the machine that runs the Dynamics NAV Application Server) Please perform the following tasks: Run the Matriks Mail setup.exe file and complete the install procedure Make a note of the install directory for later configuration purposes (Check Matriks Mail DLL Registry Changes under Technical Notes for more info) Step 4: Import Matriks Mail objects Please perform the following tasks: Open the Object Designer (Tool->Object Designer) Select Import Objects from the file menu (File->Import) Find and select the Basic Objects FOB file Choose Yes to import all objects (No conflicts should be found!) Select Import Objects from the file menu (File->Import) Find and select the Interface Objects FOB file Choose Yes to import all objects (No conflicts should be found!) Close Dynamics NAV client Step 5: Install Matriks Mail help files Please perform the following tasks: Go to the Dynamics NAV client installation folder (on each machine that needs help files) Copy the 2 help files (addin_b.chm, addin_b.hh) to: o folder ENU if United States o folder ENG if United Kingdom o folder ENA if Australia Open the properties on addin_b.chm and click the Unblock button in the bottom of the General tab if the button is present. Now proceed with the configuration steps below MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 4/27

5 Matriks Mail Configuration Configuration Before you can use Matriks Mail you must now complete the following configuration: 1. Setup of Matriks Mail Roles and Security 2. General setup of folders, number series, etc. 3. Setup of SMTP gateways to allow for relaying 4. Setup of Persons that can be assigned as team members 5. Setup of Teams and their POP3 account relations 6. Setup Matriks Mail in Job Queue 7. Optionally test/debug Matriks Mail Job Scheduling 8. Start Matriks Mail Job Scheduler Step 1: Security Setup In order to secure Matriks Mail everyday usage and ensure that ordinary users do not inadvertently alter the Matriks Mail configuration we recommend that you define the following Dynamics NAV roles and apply them to users. Perform the following tasks: Open the Dynamics NAV client and connect to/open the Dynamics NAV database Login as SUPER user Open the Roles window (Tools->Security->Roles Menu) 1. Insert a new Role (press F3) and call it MM-CONFIG with description Matriks Mail Configuration 2. Select Role->Permissions. 3. Insert permissions from the MM-CONFIG table below. 4. Close Permissions. Repeat 1 to 4 with MM-SUPER and description Matriks Mail Super Use instead Repeat 1 to 4 with MM-USE and description Matriks Mail Use instead Close Roles window Open Database Logins window (Tools->Security->Database Logins) Assign MM-CONFIG role to the Windows Login used by the Application Server to run the Job Queue Assign MM-CONFIG role to the user configuring and administrating Matriks Mail Assign MM-SUPER role to users that are trusted to delete dialogs, s, cc lists, and managing routes Assign MM-USE to users planning to do normal Matriks Mail usage Role: MM-CONFIG Table Data Matriks Mail Setup Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Team Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Member Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Person Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail SMTP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog CC Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Route Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Forward Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data AllObjWithCaption Yes MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 5/27

6 Matriks Mail Configuration Role: MM-SUPER Table Data Matriks Mail Setup Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Team Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Member Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Person Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail SMTP Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog CC Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Route Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Forward Yes Yes Table Data AllObjWithCaption Yes Role: MM-USE Read Ins Mod Del Exe Table Data Matriks Mail Setup Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Team Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Member Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Person Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail SMTP Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog Yes Yes Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Dialog CC Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Route Yes Yes Table Data Matriks Mail Forward Yes Yes Table Data AllObjWithCaption Yes MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 6/27

7 Matriks Mail Configuration Step 2: General Setup Open the Matriks Mail General Setup Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup -> General) Select the General tab Enter a valid path in the Drop, Backup and Error folder fields. The setup.exe in install step 3 has prepared 3 folders in the install directory. Use a path to each of these folders if you do not have other preferences. Enter an administrator in the Admin Error field. This will receive s that cannot be routed / forwarded elsewhere Select the Numbering tab Define and select the Dialog, and Route number series. Each number series must have Default Nos. and Manual Nos. checked, and contains at least 6 digits. Close the General Setup Card Step 3: SMTP Setup (This step requires technical proficiency similar to that of setting up an Outlook account) Open the Matriks Mail SMTP Setup Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup-> SMTP) Select the General tab Enter a Name and Description Enter valid outgoing server values Select the Login tab Enter the authentication method of your SMTP gateway Enter the login User Name and Password, if Use POP3 Login is not checked Close the SMTP Setup Card Step 4: Person Setup Open the Matriks Mail Person Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup -> Person) a: Insert a new record b: Select a Dynamics NAV user (fills out Name ) or enter a new code c: Change or enter the Name d: Optionally select a Salesperson (might fill out ) to be related with person e: Change or enter a valid f: Check person as Active Repeat steps a-f above for each person needed Close the Person Setup Card MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 7/27

8 Matriks Mail Configuration Step 5: Teams Setup (Some elements in this step requires technical proficiency similar to that of setting up an Outlook account) Open the Matriks Mail Teams Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup -> Team) a: Select the General tab b: Insert a new record c: Enter a Code and Description d: Select Sender Matching option depending to control how Matriks Mail should attempt to pair incoming e- mails based on the FROM address, with the address on Dynamics NAV customers, suppliers or/and contacts e: Select Matched Routing option to control how Matriks Mail should route s to team members and assign dialog ownership with regard to s that can be matched with a Dynamics NAV customer, supplier or/and contact f: Select Unmatched Routing option to control how Matriks Mail should forward s to team members with regard to incoming s that cannot be matched with a Dynamics NAV customer, supplier or/and contact g: Enter the From Address to be used on s sent from this team h: Check Add Members to CC if Matriks Mail should add a team member to each dialog s CC list, when a team member replies to a mail on a dialog which the team member does not own i: Check the Team as Active j: Select the Schedule tab k: Optionally change the default Available... / Work Hour... field values that defines your company s work week and work day. i: Optionally change the default Resend After Work Hours value that specifies how many work hours a dialog can remain in unanswered state before the owner is resent the mails since last team member answer. m: Optionally change the default Resend Delay Work Days value that specifies for how many work days the resending of unanswered dialog mails can be delayed if the dialog is assigned to an owner currently not active n: Optionally change the default Close After Work Days that specifies how many work days a dialog can remain in answered state before automatically closing the dialog o: Optionally change the default Close Grace Work Days that specifies how may work days a closed dialog can continue to save directed to it, before a new dialog is created to such s p: Select the Mail Account tab q: Enter valid incoming server values r: Enter the login User Name and Password s: Select the authentication method option of your POP3 account t: Select a SMTP code previously defined in Step 2 u: Click on menu button Team->Members v: Insert members from Matriks Mail Persons x: Change the default Matched/Unmatched Priority to control who among the team s members will receive e- mails when turn-based routing is performed on the team. As long as there are active members/persons with a higher priority, members with lower priority will not receive s when turn-based routing is performed on the team Repeat steps a-x above for each team needed Close the Team Setup Card MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 8/27

9 Matriks Mail Configuration Step 6: Setup Job Queue Open the Job Queue Setup (Administration -> Application Setup -> Job Queue -> Job Queue Setup) Deactivate the Job Queue and close form. Open the Job Queue Entries Card (Administration -> Application Setup -> Job Queue -> Job Queue Entries) Insert a new record Register code unit (Matriks Mail Scheduler Job) Assign it a maximum of 5 attempts Select the Recurrence Tab Mark it as a Recurring Job on every day, and with 5 minutes between runs Click on button Job Queue->Reset Status Close the Job Queue Entries Card Step 7: Optionally test Matriks Mail Job Scheduler (Must be performed on the machine that runs the Dynamics NAV Application Server) (Must be performed by an NAV Application Developer) Open the Matriks Mail General Setup Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup -> General) Select the Debugging tab Fill out the 3 log file names. Make sure the files has read/write permission Close the General Setup Card Open the Object Designer (Tool->Object Designer) Click on Codeunit Select codeunit Matriks Mail Scheduler Jobs ( ) Export the codeunit to a file called MMJOB_ORG.fob Click Design, remove the Job Queue Entry Rec parameter in OnRun() and save the changes. a:now send a mail from a non-team member address to a team mail address b: Make sure codeunit Matriks Mail Scheduler Jobs ( ) is selected and click Run c: Make a note of any errors messages d: Examine log files Repeat a-d until log files shows that POP3 and SMTP activity is recorded and completes without errors If problems persist, send a mail to supportteam@matriks.com with a description of the problem, each Team/SMTP setup, and attach the log files Import the MMJOB_ORG.fob again. Close the Object Designer Open the Matriks Mail General Setup Card (Matriks Mail -> Setup -> General) Select the Debugging tab Remove the 3 log file names Close the General Setup Card If no problems persisted continue with step 8 Step 8: Start Job Queue Open the Job Queue Setup (Administration -> Application Setup -> Job Queue -> Job Queue Setup) Activate the Job Queue and close form. Close the Dynamics NAV client MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 9/27

10 Matriks Mail Configuration Uninstalling The un-installation procedure is divided into the following steps: 1. Remove Matriks Mail from Job Queue 2. Uninstall the Matriks Mail setup.exe 3. Restore Dynamics NAV objects 4. Remove Matriks Mail basic objects 5. Remove Matriks Mail Security Roles 6. Remove Matriks Mail help files Step 1: Stop and remove Matriks Mail Job Scheduling Open the Job Queue Entries Card (Administration -> Application Setup -> Job Queue -> Job Queue Entries) Remove the code unit (Matriks Mail Scheduler Job) record Close the Job Queue Entries Card Step 2: Uninstall Matriks Mail setup.exe (Uninstalls mail DLL) (Must be performed on the machine on which it was originally installed. This should be the Dynamics NAV Application Server machine) Please perform the following tasks: Uninstall the Matriks Mail setup.exe from the Windows Control Panel Go to the Matriks Mail install folder and remove all folders with content Step 3: Restore Dynamics NAV objects Open the Dynamics NAV client and connect to/open the Dynamics NAV database Login as SUPER user Open the Object Designer (Tool->Object Designer) Select Import Objects in file menu (File->Import) Find and select the before_mm1.fob file (made during install) Choose Yes to import all objects Click No to open Import Worksheet Put a *MM* filter on column Existing Object Version List Click on Replace All Click on Ok Step 4: Remove basic objects Click on All button in the Object Designer menu Put a MM* filter on column Version List Select the Matriks Mail Setup table ( ) a: Click Run b: Select all lines (CTRL + A) c: Click on Delete in the Toolbar (F4) d: Click Yes to delete selected lines e: Close Table Run (Esc) Repeat a-d for all subsequent Matriks Mail tables Select all Matriks Mail objects (CTRL+ A) Click on Delete in the Toolbar (F4) Click Yes to delete selected lines Close the Object Designer Step 5: Remove the Matriks Mail security roles Open the Roles window (Tools->Security->Roles Menu) Find and remove MM-CONFIG, MM-SUPER and MM-USE Find and remove other Matriks Mail roles that you may have defined yourself Close the Dynamics NAV client MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 10/27

11 Matriks Mail Configuration Step 6: Remove Matriks Mail help files Go to the Dynamics NAV client installation folder Remove the 2 help files (addin_b.chm, addin_b.hh) from: o folder ENU if United States o folder ENG if United Kingdom o folder ENA if Australia Open the Dynamics NAV client and connect to/open the Dynamics NAV database Verify that Matriks Mail and the corresponding help files have been removed. Maintenance Matriks Mail does not require any special maintenance or any special Dynamics NAV backup or restore routines. MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 11/27

12 Matriks Mail Technical Notes The following topics has been supplied in order to give the Dynamics NAV professional a more thorough understanding of the scope of the Matriks Mail software and how a Dynamics NAV professional can manually implement Matriks Mail into installations in scenarios where the general purpose installation cannot be used. Please note that Matriks Mail objects does not restrict or break any standard Dynamics NAV functionality. Footprint The Matriks Mail software is delivered in 2 FOB files called basic objects and interface objects. The basic objects contain objects in the 6069xxx object range that make up the core of the Matriks Mail application. The interface objects contain Dynamics NAV objects from various application modules that have been altered to integrate with the basic objects. Basic objects The basic objects consist of the following 10 tables, 19 forms, 4 codeunits and 1 menu suite object: ID Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Form Name Matriks Mail Setup Matriks Mail Team Matriks Mail Member Matriks Mail Person Matriks Mail SMTP Matriks Mail Dialog Matriks Mail Dialog CC Matriks Mail Matriks Mail Route Matriks Mail Forward Matriks Mail General Setup Matriks Mail Team Setup Card Matriks Mail Team Setup List Matriks Mail Member Setup Card Matriks Mail Member Setup List Matriks Mail Person Setup Card Matriks Mail Person Setup List Matriks Mail SMTP Setup Card Matriks Mail SMTP Setup List Matriks Mail Dialog Matriks Mail SubForm Matriks Mail Dialog List Matriks Mail Dialog CC List Matriks Mail Team List Matriks Mail Member List MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 12/27

13 Form Form Form Form Codeunit Codeunit Codeunit Codeunit MenuSuite 52 Matriks Mail Person List Matriks Mail Route Matriks Mail New Dialog Matriks Mail My Status Matriks Mail Scheduler Jobs Matriks Mail Routines Matriks Mail Partner Triggers Matriks Mail Flow Management Matriks Mail Add-On Checking Version To find out the version of basic objects installed, open the object designer (F12), select MenuSuite and look at the Version List field of Menu object 52. The version listed in this field is on the format MM x.yy which refers to the build version of all the basic objects combined. MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 13/27

14 Interface objects Matriks Mail has been integrated into the following 24 Dynamics NAV objects (18 forms, 6 codeunits): ID Form 14 Form 21 Form 22 Form 26 Form 27 Form 41 Form 42 Form 43 Form 44 Form 49 Form 50 Form 51 Form 52 Form 344 Form 507 Form 509 Form 5050 Form 5052 Codeunit 80 Codeunit 83 Codeunit 84 Codeunit 90 Codeunit 93 Codeunit 94 Name Salespeople/Purchasers Customer Card Customer List Vendor Card Vendor List Sales Quote Sales Order Sales Invoice Sales Credit Memo Purchase Quote Purchase Order Purchase Invoice Purchase Credit Memo Navigate Blanket Sales Order Blanket Purchase Order Contact Card Contact List Sales-Post Sales-Quote to Order (Yes/No) Blnkt Sales Ord. to Ord. (Y/N) Purch.-Post Purch.-Quote to Order (Yes/No) Blnkt Purch Ord. to Ord. (Y/N) MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 14/27

15 Modifications When a customer database has been modified by other add-ons or one needs Matriks Mail interface objects for a Dynamics NAV version that is not currently supplied by Matriks A/S, it may be required of the MBS professional to build the interface objects manually. By following the modification instructions below, it is possible for any with a little C/AL experience to add Matriks Mail functionality to Dynamics NAV objects. It is the same recipe used internally by Matriks A/S to make interface objects for new versions of Dynamics NAV. Normal Forms Most of the changes to Dynamics NAV forms are about adding a new menu item called Dialo&gs to the forms leftmost Menu Button. Place the new menu item under Comments or if Comments is not present, then make a menu separator in the bottom of the menu item list and place the Dialogs menu item last in list. The Dialogs menu item should have a form link to form Matriks Mail Dialog" Below are the RunFormLinks with OnUpdate instead of the default OnOpen as property: ID Form 14 Form 21 Form 22 Form 26 Form 27 Form 41 Form 42 Form 43 Form 44 Form 49 Form 50 Form 51 Form 52 Form 507 Form 509 Form 5050 Form 5052 RunFormLink (no link code to be place on OnPush() below) Customer No.=FIELD(No.) Customer No.=FIELD(No.) Vendor No.=FIELD(No.) Vendor No.=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(36),Reference No. 1=CONST(0),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(36),Reference No. 1=CONST(1),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(36),Reference No. 1=CONST(2),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(36),Reference No. 1=CONST(3),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(38),Reference No. 1=CONST(0),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(38),Reference No. 1=CONST(1),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(38),Reference No. 1=CONST(2),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(38),Reference No. 1=CONST(3),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(36),Reference No. 1=CONST(4),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Table No.=CONST(38),Reference No. 1=CONST(4),Reference No. 2=FIELD(No.) Contact No.=FIELD(No.) Contact No.=FIELD(No.) MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 15/27

16 Special Forms Form 14 (Salespeople/Purchasers) [New Variables] DialogFlowMgt :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code 1] Where to place: OnPush() DialogFlowMgt.ShowDialogsForPerson(Rec); Form 344 (Navigate) [New Variables] DialogRec :Record Matriks Mail Dialog [New Code 1] Where to place: In FindRecords() before DocExists := FINDFIRST; //Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN BEGIN DialogRec.RESET; DialogRec.SETCURRENTKEY("Document No."); DialogRec.SETFILTER("Document No.", DocNoFilter); InsertIntoDocEntry( DATABASE::"Matriks Mail Dialog",0,DialogRec.TABLECAPTION,DialogRec.COUNT); END; //Matriks Mail End [New Code 2] Where to place: ShowRecords() as last case //Matriks Mail Begin DATABASE::"Matriks Mail Dialog": FORM.RUN(0,DialogRec); //Matriks Mail End MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 16/27

17 Codeunits Codeunit 80 (Sales-Post) [New Variables] DialogRec DIalogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code ] Where to place: Last lines of OnRun() //Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.DocNoOnPostedSale(SalesHeader); //Matriks Mail End Codeunit 83 (Sales-Quote to Order (Yes/No)) [New Variables] DialogRec DialogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code] Where to place: In OnRun() before commit // Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.SalesQuotetoOrder("No.",SalesHeader2."No."); // Matriks Mail End Codeunit 84 (Blnkt Sales Ord. to Ord. (Y/N)) [New Variables] DialogRec DialogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code] Where to place: Before last message of OnRun() // Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.BlanketSalesOrdertoOrder("No.",SalesHeader2."No."); // Matriks Mail End Codeunit 90 (Purch.-Post) [New Variables] DialogRec DialogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code] Where to place: Last lines of OnRun() //Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.DocNoOnPostedPurchase(PurchHeader); //Matriks Mail End MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 17/27

18 Codeunit 93 (Purch.-Quote to Order (Yes/No)) [New Variables] DialogRec DialogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code] Where to place: Before last message of OnRun() // Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.PurchQuotetoOrder("No.",PurchOrderHeader."No."); // Matriks Mail End Codeunit 94 (Blnkt Purch Ord. to Ord. (Y/N)) [New Variables] DialogRec DialogFlowMgt :Record Matriks Mail Dialog :Codeunit Matriks Mail Flow Management [New Code] Where to place: Before last message of OnRun() // Matriks Mail Begin IF DialogRec.READPERMISSION THEN DialogFlowMgt.BlanketPurchOrdertoOrder("No.",PurchOrderHeader."No."); // Matriks Mail End MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 18/27

19 Matriks Mail Job Scheduler Diagram The Matriks Mail Job Scheduler (codeunit ) is an automatic period batch process which plugs into the standard Job Scheduler of Dynamics NAV (watch the scheduler video on under Matriks Mail for more info). It handles all the Matriks Mail processing (POP3/SMTP) in the background. The Matriks Mail Job Scheduler serves as a wrapper for the COM s located inside the mail DLL. MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 19/27

20 Microsoft Dynamics NAV system requirements All recommendations are current at the time of publication and show the latest service packs for the required software. Microsoft Dynamics supports the Microsoft Trustworthy Computing initiative and recommends that you install and check for updated service packs because they help secure and stabilize your system. SQL Server Option for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 Operating system 1. Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 2. Microsoft Windows 2003 SP1 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 3. Microsoft Windows Vista (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) Hardware resources 1. Hard disk space: About 250 MB (full installation incl. two language modules) About 110 MB (minimal installation incl. two language modules) 2. Memory: 3. CPU: 60 MB free memory with default cache settings See operating system requirements Other Applications 1. Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express is required for single-user installation when selecting SQL Server Option for Microsoft Dynamics NAV. 2. SQL Server 2005 Express is part of the client installation program. Microsoft SQL Server Operating system 1. See requirements for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Other Applications 1. Microsoft SQL Server 2000, SP4 or Microsoft SQL Server 2005 MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 20/27

21 C/Side client for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 Operating system 1. Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 2. Microsoft Windows 2003 SP1 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 3. Microsoft Windows Vista (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) Hardware Resources 1. Hard disk space: About 250 MB (full installation incl. two language modules) About 110 MB (minimal installation incl. two language modules) 2. Memory: 60 MB free memory with default cache settings 3. CPU: See operating system requirements C/Side Database Server for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 Operating system 1. Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 2. Microsoft Windows 2003 SP1 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 3. Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 SP1 or later (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) 4. Microsoft Windows Vista (X86 or running 32 bit on X64) Hardware Resources 1. Hard disk space: Space for database Temporary space equivalent to the size of the largest primary index 2. Memory: Min 30 MB, Max 1 GB 3. CPU: The server can only use 1 CPU 4. Network: TCP/IP or NetBIOS-compatible LAN LAN network connection should be 100 Mbit/sec or better MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 21/27

22 Matriks Mail DLL Registry Changes In addition to the Basic and Interface objects the Matriks Mail solution also includes the mail DLL that is delivered in the setup.exe file. The DLL file name is mailbee.dll with version >= Running this install (only on the Job Scheduling machine) will create the following registry keys: HKCR\MailBee.Message.1 HKCR\MailBee.Message.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Message HKCR\MailBee.Message\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Message\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4} HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{23BE033C-D9CD-4D01-9CCB-C0D8D21B63A4}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Attachment.1 HKCR\MailBee.Attachment.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Attachment HKCR\MailBee.Attachment\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Attachment\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667} HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{A1E2600B-5E77-472A-A499-F C667}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Attachments.1 HKCR\MailBee.Attachments.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Attachments HKCR\MailBee.Attachments\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Attachments\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B} HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{F8EC8083-ED42-4EB7-AAB4-5E28D441E86B}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeader.1 HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeader.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeader HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeader\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeader\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{623808CB-9AA6-429F-9B2B-D44E6A279588} HKCR\CLSID\{623808CB-9AA6-429F-9B2B-D44E6A279588}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{623808CB-9AA6-429F-9B2B-D44E6A279588}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{623808CB-9AA6-429F-9B2B-D44E6A279588}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{623808CB-9AA6-429F-9B2B-D44E6A279588}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeaders.1 HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeaders.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeaders HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeaders\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.MIMEHeaders\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10} HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{5B1B854B EF CBBA1A91B10}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.BodyPart.1 HKCR\MailBee.BodyPart.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPart HKCR\MailBee.BodyPart\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPart\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F } HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F }\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F }\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F }\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F }\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{38A2ADB9-73DD-46CE-A720-B5F }\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.POP3.1 MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 22/27

23 HKCR\MailBee.POP3.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.POP3 HKCR\MailBee.POP3\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.POP3\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483} HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{3041E20C B39-A58F-FE1B095C3483}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.SMTP.1 HKCR\MailBee.SMTP.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SMTP HKCR\MailBee.SMTP\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SMTP\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB} HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{4D007FEC-23CA-4DEF-869A-8776FAE266DB}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Messages.1 HKCR\MailBee.Messages.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Messages HKCR\MailBee.Messages\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Messages\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71} HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{73989BA3-CDF6-4EB1-AB89-396D2761EA71}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4.1 HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4 HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0} HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{20E97D5E C9-D60B3F7D3BB0}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4Response.1 HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4Response.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4Response HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4Response\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.IMAP4Response\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA} HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{580AF C0-B5E9-F22A769414AA}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Envelope.1 HKCR\MailBee.Envelope.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Envelope HKCR\MailBee.Envelope\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Envelope\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE} HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{D7DB B8-BB6D-C2F53FA097DE}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Envelopes.1 HKCR\MailBee.Envelopes.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Envelopes HKCR\MailBee.Envelopes\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Envelopes\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9} HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{ D-D50C-42AE-BB78-17B C9}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructure.1 MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 23/27

24 HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructure.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructure HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructure\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructure\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055} HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{79B6FEB9-F7E E A75055}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructures.1 HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructures.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructures HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructures\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.BodyPartStructures\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6} HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{E79F3864-2E17-4E2F-B213-FA5CFD82C9F6}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Mailbox.1 HKCR\MailBee.Mailbox.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Mailbox HKCR\MailBee.Mailbox\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Mailbox\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB} HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{DCDAFF92-161A-480F-AB5F-4FCC88C726CB}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Mailboxes.1 HKCR\MailBee.Mailboxes.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Mailboxes HKCR\MailBee.Mailboxes\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Mailboxes\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166} HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{72AEFDF8-D0AC AA-E79210A6E166}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.SSL.1 HKCR\MailBee.SSL.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SSL HKCR\MailBee.SSL\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SSL\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695} HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{586C1C D89-BD1A-AC8D240FF695}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.CertInfo.1 HKCR\MailBee.CertInfo.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.CertInfo HKCR\MailBee.CertInfo\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.CertInfo\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E} HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{C2491AE4-B0AD-44EA-87AF-CA3D E}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.SMIME.1 HKCR\MailBee.SMIME.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SMIME HKCR\MailBee.SMIME\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.SMIME\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58} HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{217A91B1-CCC5-4F17-A90B-FE743D530B58}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.FormElement.1 MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 24/27

25 HKCR\MailBee.FormElement.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormElement HKCR\MailBee.FormElement\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormElement\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52} HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{0AA0CB AE7A-F242E229EF52}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.FromFile.1 HKCR\MailBee.FromFile.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FromFile HKCR\MailBee.FromFile\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FromFile\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8} HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{0A83F9E1-A8DD-459F-B98F AFA8}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.FormElements.1 HKCR\MailBee.FormElements.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormElements HKCR\MailBee.FormElements\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormElements\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1} HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{26BD7898-2D06-4CB2-B4FC-DDE0323B92D1}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.FormFiles.1 HKCR\MailBee.FormFiles.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormFiles HKCR\MailBee.FormFiles\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.FormFiles\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC} HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{ AA-8BB0-36D6F9C0B0AC}\TypeLib HKCR\MailBee.Uploader.1 HKCR\MailBee.Uploader.1\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Uploader HKCR\MailBee.Uploader\CLSID HKCR\MailBee.Uploader\CurVer HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72} HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72}\ProgID HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72}\VersionIndependentProgID HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72}\Programmable HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72}\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\{450AF0E7-4FC2-4FCC EBAAB34C72}\TypeLib HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03} HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03}\1.0 HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03}\1.0\FLAGS HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03}\1.0\0 HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03}\1.0\0\win32 HKCR\TypeLib\{815F81B9-E D-883A-B5BC5BED9F03}\1.0\HELPDIR HKCR\Interface\{7A01AA21-E8B5-4D2D-9D46-B42F84D8E43E} HKCR\Interface\{7A01AA21-E8B5-4D2D-9D46-B42F84D8E43E}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{7A01AA21-E8B5-4D2D-9D46-B42F84D8E43E}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{7A01AA21-E8B5-4D2D-9D46-B42F84D8E43E}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{A0B88E25-330E B56-A96ABA78F8B4} HKCR\Interface\{A0B88E25-330E B56-A96ABA78F8B4}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{A0B88E25-330E B56-A96ABA78F8B4}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{A0B88E25-330E B56-A96ABA78F8B4}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{61126A C9F-94B F5C95A7} HKCR\Interface\{61126A C9F-94B F5C95A7}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{61126A C9F-94B F5C95A7}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{61126A C9F-94B F5C95A7}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{2CE67696-AE9E-4C32-8AE5-735D052D6F5F} HKCR\Interface\{2CE67696-AE9E-4C32-8AE5-735D052D6F5F}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{2CE67696-AE9E-4C32-8AE5-735D052D6F5F}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{2CE67696-AE9E-4C32-8AE5-735D052D6F5F}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{3BD9DC92-366C-4D84-92E ABE392} MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 25/27

26 HKCR\Interface\{3BD9DC92-366C-4D84-92E ABE392}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{3BD9DC92-366C-4D84-92E ABE392}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{3BD9DC92-366C-4D84-92E ABE392}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{BA1A0C1D A13-9CD1-4CBDE91A1DDF} HKCR\Interface\{BA1A0C1D A13-9CD1-4CBDE91A1DDF}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{BA1A0C1D A13-9CD1-4CBDE91A1DDF}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{BA1A0C1D A13-9CD1-4CBDE91A1DDF}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{ CB A99B-9AEA909E2DCA} HKCR\Interface\{ CB A99B-9AEA909E2DCA}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{ CB A99B-9AEA909E2DCA}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{ CB A99B-9AEA909E2DCA}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{4CD FF2-4EFB-A099-63B98D338961} HKCR\Interface\{4CD FF2-4EFB-A099-63B98D338961}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{4CD FF2-4EFB-A099-63B98D338961}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{4CD FF2-4EFB-A099-63B98D338961}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{B8BC39F1-C3F A-CAF92B16372B} HKCR\Interface\{B8BC39F1-C3F A-CAF92B16372B}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{B8BC39F1-C3F A-CAF92B16372B}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{B8BC39F1-C3F A-CAF92B16372B}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{CD4EFC68-B952-4F8A-B8CE-6272CEFD3210} HKCR\Interface\{CD4EFC68-B952-4F8A-B8CE-6272CEFD3210}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{CD4EFC68-B952-4F8A-B8CE-6272CEFD3210}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{CD4EFC68-B952-4F8A-B8CE-6272CEFD3210}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{A CA9B B-2A7C3F8D653A} HKCR\Interface\{A CA9B B-2A7C3F8D653A}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{A CA9B B-2A7C3F8D653A}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{A CA9B B-2A7C3F8D653A}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{5E5AB B EA7AB323D5F} HKCR\Interface\{5E5AB B EA7AB323D5F}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{5E5AB B EA7AB323D5F}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{5E5AB B EA7AB323D5F}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{804292F5-3CB6-47D2-B2C3-894E7A43B54F} HKCR\Interface\{804292F5-3CB6-47D2-B2C3-894E7A43B54F}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{804292F5-3CB6-47D2-B2C3-894E7A43B54F}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{804292F5-3CB6-47D2-B2C3-894E7A43B54F}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{421726B2-AD73-40BE-8F F451198E} HKCR\Interface\{421726B2-AD73-40BE-8F F451198E}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{421726B2-AD73-40BE-8F F451198E}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{421726B2-AD73-40BE-8F F451198E}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{7FD1D4CE-DB22-4E62-B36E-B387BB565CC2} HKCR\Interface\{7FD1D4CE-DB22-4E62-B36E-B387BB565CC2}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{7FD1D4CE-DB22-4E62-B36E-B387BB565CC2}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{7FD1D4CE-DB22-4E62-B36E-B387BB565CC2}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{0EB2DC4D-482C-47AA-84F B6D81} HKCR\Interface\{0EB2DC4D-482C-47AA-84F B6D81}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{0EB2DC4D-482C-47AA-84F B6D81}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{0EB2DC4D-482C-47AA-84F B6D81}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{89BAF411-1E50-4D80-B4E5-3E4BAE493034} HKCR\Interface\{89BAF411-1E50-4D80-B4E5-3E4BAE493034}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{89BAF411-1E50-4D80-B4E5-3E4BAE493034}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{89BAF411-1E50-4D80-B4E5-3E4BAE493034}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{26D49ECB-6FB4-4A6F-888B-08B31FB1427B} HKCR\Interface\{26D49ECB-6FB4-4A6F-888B-08B31FB1427B}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{26D49ECB-6FB4-4A6F-888B-08B31FB1427B}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{26D49ECB-6FB4-4A6F-888B-08B31FB1427B}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{1AC9C0AD-7A8F-48C F0DD5014AB60} HKCR\Interface\{1AC9C0AD-7A8F-48C F0DD5014AB60}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{1AC9C0AD-7A8F-48C F0DD5014AB60}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{1AC9C0AD-7A8F-48C F0DD5014AB60}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{77BB2ABF-E3F4-432D-AF31-BFC7AF41E65C} HKCR\Interface\{77BB2ABF-E3F4-432D-AF31-BFC7AF41E65C}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{77BB2ABF-E3F4-432D-AF31-BFC7AF41E65C}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{77BB2ABF-E3F4-432D-AF31-BFC7AF41E65C}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{19CCB385-BC DC-61A0D } HKCR\Interface\{19CCB385-BC DC-61A0D }\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{19CCB385-BC DC-61A0D }\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{19CCB385-BC DC-61A0D }\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{C46D0C17-1E93-44C8-A F} HKCR\Interface\{C46D0C17-1E93-44C8-A F}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{C46D0C17-1E93-44C8-A F}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{C46D0C17-1E93-44C8-A F}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{5016FB52-6D1F-4396-ABBB-9BF4E56BB5A6} HKCR\Interface\{5016FB52-6D1F-4396-ABBB-9BF4E56BB5A6}\ProxyStubClsid HKCR\Interface\{5016FB52-6D1F-4396-ABBB-9BF4E56BB5A6}\ProxyStubClsid32 HKCR\Interface\{5016FB52-6D1F-4396-ABBB-9BF4E56BB5A6}\TypeLib HKCR\Interface\{D6D1D1FF-5F74-4EC3-B746-B309C5E4E7FD} HKCR\Interface\{D6D1D1FF-5F74-4EC3-B746-B309C5E4E7FD}\ProxyStubClsid MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS DYNAMICS NAV ADDON 26/27