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Old September 10th 07, 04:32 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Default External program/file/task opening/running from Outlook Calendar

Hello:

Suppose I create a "New Appointment" in Outlook Calendar (and set an
appointment reminder as well).

What I would like to do is automatically run/open some program/file
(say, an existing PDF document) come the (reminder) time.

Is there any way this sort of automation can be enabled in Outlook?

Thank you in advance for any tips or suggestions.

 




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