H Hans-Christian Francke Nov 17, 2003 #2 Dim RetVal RetVal = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\CALC.EXE", 1) ' Run Calculator.
M Michel Peeters Nov 17, 2003 #3 tks, but which event can I use in outlook please? Hans-Christian Francke said: Dim RetVal RetVal = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\CALC.EXE", 1) ' Run Calculator. Click to expand...
tks, but which event can I use in outlook please? Hans-Christian Francke said: Dim RetVal RetVal = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\CALC.EXE", 1) ' Run Calculator. Click to expand...
H Hans-Christian Francke Nov 17, 2003 #4 Outlook doesn't have any timer event or timer control, but you could make a task that runs repeatedly every day at 03:00h - then check the reminders before the reminders execute and run some code at the reminder event.
Outlook doesn't have any timer event or timer control, but you could make a task that runs repeatedly every day at 03:00h - then check the reminders before the reminders execute and run some code at the reminder event.
