How can I have Outlook 2007 open my Personal AND Internet Calendars as the default view (using VBA?)?
I want all 10 computers (running XP and Vista) that are using Outlook 2007 to open as a default view to Personal Calendars AND any Internet Calendars that are currently being subscribed to. By navigating to Tools--Options--Other--Adv
One important thing to note in terms of a possible workaround is this:
If I check my personal calendar and my internet calendar subscriptions on the left-hand navigation pane, and change the "Startup in this folder" setting (Tools--Options--Other--Ad
outlook, it will open the Inbox first (obviously). But then when I click on the Calendar button/link in the navigation pane, all calendars (personal AND internet subscriptions) are still selected as a remembered setting from the previous session. So if I could tell Outlook to default open to the Inbox using the above method, and then have some sort of script that would switch to the calendars in the same way that clicking "Calendar" in the navigation pane, then this would solve my problem.
I have some limited experience with VB application development, and VBA in Excel, so if there is a simple script that I can run to accomplish this, some sort of loop that will check all calendars, something like that, I could handle that much. Please point me to any information that will solve my problem, thanks!!
One important thing to note in terms of a possible workaround is this:
If I check my personal calendar and my internet calendar subscriptions on the left-hand navigation pane, and change the "Startup in this folder" setting (Tools--Options--Other--Ad
outlook, it will open the Inbox first (obviously). But then when I click on the Calendar button/link in the navigation pane, all calendars (personal AND internet subscriptions) are still selected as a remembered setting from the previous session. So if I could tell Outlook to default open to the Inbox using the above method, and then have some sort of script that would switch to the calendars in the same way that clicking "Calendar" in the navigation pane, then this would solve my problem.
I have some limited experience with VB application development, and VBA in Excel, so if there is a simple script that I can run to accomplish this, some sort of loop that will check all calendars, something like that, I could handle that much. Please point me to any information that will solve my problem, thanks!!
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Thanks so much for the help, I'm 99% there. The only thing left to do is figure out how to switch from the mail to the calendar!
Sean Bullman
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Sean Bullman
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You're welcome.
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Public WithEvents Application_Startup() As Outlook.Application
I put that in as a class level statement, but I get an error message that says "Compile Error: Only valid in object module." I have no idea what I'm doing (obviously) as I've mostly done VB in VS 2005 and a tiny bit of VBA in Excel. I'm assuming that you can guide me to a solution easy enough. Thanks again.