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<TRAY>
Syntax
<TRAY>
Description
<TRAY> returns a number representing the current HP Desk tray the user is
in. It uses the same table as the <AREA> command. <TRAY> and <AREA>
will return the same value if the user is at a main tray level (such as
In Tray or Filing Cabinet) but will differ if, for example, the user is
inside a package in the Work Area. The difference between the two
commands can be shown as follows. A user who has opened a message in
their In Tray is not in area 10, but tray 1.
The trays are numbered as follows:
0 Main Menu
1 In Tray
2 Out Tray
3 Pending Tray
4 Work Area
5 List Area
6 Filing Cabinet
7 Administration Area
10 Message
11 Folder
12 Package
13 Distribution List edit
14 Designates
15 Diary
16 Library
17 Catalog
18 Applications Area
21 Library sacurity
23 StandIn area
See also: <AREA>.
Example
&FORWARD 4 <EQUAL <TRAY> 1>
This jumps forward 4 lines if the user is in their In Tray.