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March 20th 06, 10:50 AM
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Automatic import - command lines
Hi,
Do you know a command line to import data from files ? I just want to do an automatic import from a dbf file every day without any intervention from a user. Is it possible ? Thx 
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March 20th 06, 12:42 PM
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Automatic import - command lines
I don't think there's a command line for it. You'd either have to write code
that uses the API to do what you want or use a button-pressing script to do what you want. "news.microsoft.com" wrote in message ... Hi, Do you know a command line to import data from files ? I just want to do an automatic import from a dbf file every day without any intervention from a user. Is it possible ?
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March 20th 06, 01:37 PM
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Automatic import - command lines
"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I don't think there's a command line for it. You'd either have to write code that uses the API to do what you want or use a button-pressing script to do what you want. "news.microsoft.com" wrote in message ... Hi, Do you know a command line to import data from files ? I just want to do an automatic import from a dbf file every day without any intervention from a user. Is it possible ? Thank you for the response. Could you tell me more about the button-pressing script ? (how to create, etc) The real problem is how to "synchronise" a .dbf file with a .pst file. We use agenda Act (.dbf) but we have to synchronise the phone with Outlook. How to update automaticly Outlook (pst) from Act (dbf) ? Thanx again.
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March 20th 06, 02:42 PM
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Automatic import - command lines
You need to use a language like WinBatch, AutoIt, etc that can automatically
send keystrokes to an application then figure out the necessary steps to do the task you want. "Rosalie Mignon" wrote in message ... Thank you for the response. Could you tell me more about the button-pressing script ? (how to create, etc) The real problem is how to "synchronise" a .dbf file with a .pst file. We use agenda Act (.dbf) but we have to synchronise the phone with Outlook. How to update automaticly Outlook (pst) from Act (dbf) ?
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