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I carry around my Outlook files with me on my USB flash drive, these
include the outcmd.dat and VbaProject.OTM, etc. I was hoping to emulate the following type of script (done up in a freeware language called AutoIt, for those not familiar with the syntax) that gives an example of one of the paths of Outlook that is easily sent to the clipboard no matter what computer I am or what the user profile directory happens to be on the host computer: ClipPut(@UserProfileDir & "\Application Data\Microsoft\Stationery") [@UserProfileDir is a poweful tool to use in this language since you get results with it no matter what.] I was wondering what the above could be translated into vb so that I can create other scripts based on that translation, using it as an example ... ? Can this even be done in vb? I have these types of AutoIt scripts outside of Outlook and other office programs and use them all the time but would actually prefer to have the 3 or so that I use strictly for Outlook saved within the Outlook OTM scripts file itself and attached to buttons on the interface. It just would make everything a couple of steps easier since I would then have immediate access to the information as it'd be a button click away right there. Thanks! |
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