i want to print my calendar and task list when i boot/reboot my pc first
thing when i arrive at the office -- automatically, as part of the
boot/startup process.

Hi Steven. Have you started coding your approach yet? I'd be more than
happy to help with any specific requests.

If you need a push, take a look at the Application_Startup event in the
ThisOutlookSession module within your Outlook VBA Editor. Code within this
area will run everytime Outlook starts. You can also start Outlook with the
command line parameter /autorun "Macro Name" to run a specific procedure.

Note though that the only thing you can do with the Outlook Object Model is
Item.PrintOut; there is no method for printing an entire calendar or list of
tasks, but you can automate menu items and toolbar buttons using
CommandBarButton.Execute (such as File - Print) .

There are other printing alternatives listed he

Calendar Printing Tools for Outlook:
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar_print.asp


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"Steven Takle, Fridley, MN"
wrote in message ...
i want to print my calendar and task list when i boot/reboot my pc first
thing when i arrive at the office -- automatically, as part of the
boot/startup process.