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Cassiano - 29 Jul 2003 17:30 GMT

Friends,

I want that the OWA hide the folders Contacts, Journal, Calendar in the
folders bar. Do you know how can i do this??

I?m asking that because i want to simplify the OWA for my clients use just a
few features from the web, like send and receive e-mail messages, manage
folders....

Sorry my poor english ;)

Thanks!
Cassiano.

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Lee Derbyshire - 30 Jul 2003 14:13 GMT

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> Cassiano.

Which version of Exchange?

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Cassiano - 30 Jul 2003 18:30 GMT

Lee,

We use MS Exchange 5.5.

Tks!
Cassiano.

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Lee Derbyshire - 31 Jul 2003 12:55 GMT

> Lee,
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> We use MS Exchange 5.5.
>
> Tks!
> Cassiano.

You will need to edit the file c:\exchsrvr\webdata\usa\navbar\nbinbox.asp
using Notepad.

Each button will have an entry like this:


<tr align=center>
<td nowrap>
<A HREF="JavaScript:parent.RefreshNavbar(1);">
<img src="public.gif" width=32 height=32 alt="Public Folders"
border=0><br>
<div align=center><font <%=bstrFace%> size=2
color=White>Public<br>Folders</font></div></a>
</td>
</tr>

You can either delete it, or comment it out by putting  after the </tr> like this:




I would make a backup copy of the file first, though, just in case.

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Cassiano - 31 Jul 2003 14:39 GMT

Hi Lee,

Thanks your help, but in the navegation bar i've already made that changes.
And it works! But my problem is in the page peerfldr.asp (and it's
includes). This page is showed in the left frame, and lists some folders
like:
Inbox
Outbox
Calendar (I want to hide)
Contacts (I want to hide)
Journal (I want to hide)
Sent Messages
Deleted Items
Notes (I want to hide)
Tasks (I want to hide)

Do you know how can i do this?

Sorry my poor english again! ;)
Tks!!
Cassiano.

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Lee Derbyshire - 31 Jul 2003 15:05 GMT

> Hi Lee,
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> Tks!!
> Cassiano.

Ah. Not possible as far as I know. The peerfldr.asp display is produced by
the CDO renderer and I don't think you can configure it to ignore any of the
folders.

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Lee Derbyshire - 01 Aug 2003 12:52 GMT

> Ah. Not possible as far as I know. The peerfldr.asp display is produced by
> the CDO renderer and I don't think you can configure it to ignore any of the
> folders.
>
> Lee.

Oh, actually there may be a way. You would need to get the Renderer to
output to a string variable instead of the Response object. You could then
do a Replace() on the variable to get rid of the bits you don't want, before
writing the string to Response.

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Behind the times - 20 Jul 2007 15:03 GMT

Believe it or not, we're implementing OWA on 5.5. Did you ever write the code
to hide these>

[my problem is in the page peerfldr.asp (and it's

>includes). This page is showed in the left frame, and lists some folders
>like:
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>Notes (I want to hide)
>Tasks (I want to hide)] ?

It would save me a lot of work if you did.

Thanks.

>Hi Lee,
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