DL said:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251340
Angel said:
Diane Poremsky said:
put a shortcut to it in the start up folder.
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Hello All,
I have Outlook 2003.
I would like to know how I can configure Outlook 2003 to automatically
start
up when I reboot my computer.
Thank you,
Angel
Hello Diane,
Thank you for your quick response to my question.
Your answer worked.
I need to know if there is a way that Outlook 2003 does not open up on
startup. I want/need Outlook 2003 to be like all my other programs that
start
up automatically at reboot, but they do not open, but are active, they
stay
in the notification tray. >
Thank you,
Angel
Hello DL,
Thank you for your quick response.
The link (
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251340) which you sent me was
correct.
The only problem that I had with the information, that the link gave me, was
that they said that in order to successfully configure Outlook to run in a
minimized state, I had to make sure that Outlook was not configured to open
in the Outlook Today view.
My Outlook was configured to open up in the Outlook Today view. The problem
was they did not mention any steps that I could take to have Outlook Today
changed. I finally found out how to do this. I will mention below the step
by step process on how I changed the Outlook Today view.
I clicked on Tools on the menu bar
Then I clicked on Options… from the Tools drop down menu
Then I clicked on the tab named Other
Then I clicked on the Advanced Options… button
Then In the General settings section, Outlook Today, was in the Start up in
this folder: textbox, I then clicked on the browse button and chose what
folder I wanted Outlook to start up with
Then I click the Ok button on the Advanced Options dialogue box
Then I clicked on the OK button on the Options dialogue box
Then I rebooted the computer
When the computer started, it showed the Outlook product banner; which the
link said it would do, the banner quickly went away, and Outlook was in a
minimized state.
I hope this information can help others,
Thank you for your time and effort.
Very Grateful,
Angel
