Looks like bkeadle uploaded a newer v1.11 version dated 3-5-2014 of GWAuditReport.exe that no loner requires the sub-directory of C:\Novell\GroupWise\. Great. Now it looks for files in the sub-directory that you start the program up in. Thanks.

This GWAuditReport.exe will run under Windows XP to Windows 8.10.

This utility, when run, looks for an empty subdirectory of

c:\Novell\GroupWise\

to start looking for GWCheck log files. If it can not find this

subdirectory, you will get a startup error of:

1031: DirChange: Dir not found/changed
On line 819 of O:\wbt\GWAuditReport.wbt
In Routine "recentfilesudf"
DirChange(FilePath(FileSpec))

So just create this subdirectory to get this program going.

After the program has run successfully one time, it creates a

Windows Registry branch of

HKCU\Software\KeedleWorks\GWAUDITREPORT\LastOptionsDir

with the path to the directory you last worked with. Now you

no longer need the empty subdirectory of c:\Novell\GroupWise\

After the program runs once, it also creates a WBDHB44I.DLL file

in the directory where its executable is located.

I am having great trouble downloading this tools. The zip files seems to be corrupt and reports that it is missing 332 bytes of data.

Would really appreciate getting a copy of this if possible.

Debbie

I was looking for a utility like this in Spring of 2009.

I solved it by using a VBA procedure in Access.

This is certainly a quicker method for when the boss wants a quick count for licensing.

Thanks,

Glen Wittig

When I run this on WInXP I get this message. DirChange(FilePath(FileSpec)).
It appears to be hard coded to O:\wbt\gwauditreport\
Here is more info on this.

1031: DirChange" Dir not found.changed

on line 819 of O:\wbt\gwauditreport.wbt
in routine "recentfilesudf"