Sendkeys.
http://www.pctools.com/guides/script...?act=reference has a
sample vbscript.

There are some windows macro utilities that should work too, but I don't
recall the names offhand. They basically provide an interface so sendkeys
are easier to do.


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"DW" wrote in message
...
I assumed that I might, but I can't seem to find any scripting that will
allow me to do so. It seems that printing is a kind locked thing in
Outlook.

"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:

You'd need to use a script (and task scheduler) as outlook doesn't offer
the
capability.

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"DW" wrote in message
...
I would like to print out calendars each week day morning for resource
calendars so that I can post them on each meeting room. I have not
found
a
way to do this.

Any ideas?

DW