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Is it possible to automate the "Out of Office Assistant" via VBA? I know the
times that I'm scheduled off for vacation and business trips in advance, but
I always have an impossible time with everything on my plate trying to
remember to turn the assistant on.
What I'm like to do, is make an Access database, reference the
Outlook.Application object, and have something running on a macro that goes
out every day in automation and checks if today is a day to turn on the
assistant. The logic I have already coded up in VBA, with exception to
turning on and off the assistant programmatically since I can't find the
right objects/properties to do so.
times that I'm scheduled off for vacation and business trips in advance, but
I always have an impossible time with everything on my plate trying to
remember to turn the assistant on.
What I'm like to do, is make an Access database, reference the
Outlook.Application object, and have something running on a macro that goes
out every day in automation and checks if today is a day to turn on the
assistant. The logic I have already coded up in VBA, with exception to
turning on and off the assistant programmatically since I can't find the
right objects/properties to do so.