outlook

问题 We have an add-in for Office Apps - using the compose form on Outlook appointments in the calendar. Because finally the office.js add-ins support for Outlook for Mac is out as written here, I have some questions: How can I debug the JS in the add-in side pane in Outlook for Mac? Since the behavior is sometimes different to Outlook Web Office.context.mailbox.item.body.setAsync(newBody, { coercionType: Office.CoercionType.Html }, callback) seems to do nothing, only for Office.CoercionType.Text

问题 In Outlook web add-in, I want to select text from email body, keep it as tracked object and then apply styling on it like we do in Word web add-in. In the Word, I do it the following way: //used to store current selected range var selection=null; $scope.getSelectedText = function () { Word.run(function (context) { if (selection) { context.trackedObjects.remove(selection); } selection = context.document.getSelection(); context.trackedObjects.add(selection); context.load(selection, 'text');

问题 In Outlook web add-in, I want to select text from email body, keep it as tracked object and then apply styling on it like we do in Word web add-in. In the Word, I do it the following way: //used to store current selected range var selection=null; $scope.getSelectedText = function () { Word.run(function (context) { if (selection) { context.trackedObjects.remove(selection); } selection = context.document.getSelection(); context.trackedObjects.add(selection); context.load(selection, 'text');

问题 I'm trying to take a folder full of .eml messages with attachments and then extract/rename/save the attachments in another folder. My code : Sub SaveAttachments() Dim OlApp As Outlook.Application Set OlApp = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application") Dim MsgFilePath Dim Eml As Outlook.MailItem Dim att As Outlook.Attachments Dim Path As String Path = "C:\Users\richard\Desktop\Inbox\" If OlApp Is Nothing Then Err.Raise ERR_OUTLOOK_NOT_OPEN End If Dim fs As Object Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting

问题 Currently, the user adds a "new internet calendar", but it's a one-time download of the ICS file. I want the user to click a button to get his personal calendar added as a subscription to Outlook. I want the automatically updating "internet calendar subscription". Like in SharePoint, the button called "Connect to Outlook" which adds the calendar you're viewing to your Outlook as an automatically syncing calendar. 回答1: Creating iCals in C# and this CodeProject post tell me you should use the

问题 Currently, the user adds a "new internet calendar", but it's a one-time download of the ICS file. I want the user to click a button to get his personal calendar added as a subscription to Outlook. I want the automatically updating "internet calendar subscription". Like in SharePoint, the button called "Connect to Outlook" which adds the calendar you're viewing to your Outlook as an automatically syncing calendar. 回答1: Creating iCals in C# and this CodeProject post tell me you should use the

问题 Currently, the user adds a "new internet calendar", but it's a one-time download of the ICS file. I want the user to click a button to get his personal calendar added as a subscription to Outlook. I want the automatically updating "internet calendar subscription". Like in SharePoint, the button called "Connect to Outlook" which adds the calendar you're viewing to your Outlook as an automatically syncing calendar. 回答1: Creating iCals in C# and this CodeProject post tell me you should use the

问题 I have been trying all morning to get this VBA script to attach my active excel document to an auto-generated outlook message. Everything works fine if I declare the file path as a string and attach it. Except that I would like to attach the full file path of the current excel document instead of using a static string value. Here is my code: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object Dim strbody As String Dim sAttach As String Dim sTo As String Dim sCC As

问题 I have been trying all morning to get this VBA script to attach my active excel document to an auto-generated outlook message. Everything works fine if I declare the file path as a string and attach it. Except that I would like to attach the full file path of the current excel document instead of using a static string value. Here is my code: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object Dim strbody As String Dim sAttach As String Dim sTo As String Dim sCC As

问题 I have been trying all morning to get this VBA script to attach my active excel document to an auto-generated outlook message. Everything works fine if I declare the file path as a string and attach it. Except that I would like to attach the full file path of the current excel document instead of using a static string value. Here is my code: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object Dim strbody As String Dim sAttach As String Dim sTo As String Dim sCC As