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问题 I would like to use the Interop.Outlook API to dynamically change the Print Options in outlook. For example I would like to change the Memo Style Page Setup to use Letter Size paper with a Landscape Orientation. How can I go about doing this? I have looked at the Outlook documentation and I have not been able to find how to do this. Is this something that can only be done using the registry? If so, would anyone know how I can accomplish this? Thank you very much for your time. 回答1: Outlook

问题 ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(); Process first = new Process(); startInfo.FileName = "OUTLOOK"; startInfo.Arguments = "http:\\blabla.com\EMAIL.msg"; startInfo.CreateNoWindow = true; first.StartInfo = startInfo; first.Start(); i used Process.Start to start up Outlook and open a .Msg file. how can i reuse the same process to open another .msg file without opening multiple processes/threads/instances of outlook? i have tried something like Process[] outlook = Process

问题 ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(); Process first = new Process(); startInfo.FileName = "OUTLOOK"; startInfo.Arguments = "http:\\blabla.com\EMAIL.msg"; startInfo.CreateNoWindow = true; first.StartInfo = startInfo; first.Start(); i used Process.Start to start up Outlook and open a .Msg file. how can i reuse the same process to open another .msg file without opening multiple processes/threads/instances of outlook? i have tried something like Process[] outlook = Process

问题 I created a macro in Outlook which needs Word and Excel references. It has to work on different versions of Office (2007, 2010, 2013). I have Office 2013, so when I "install" macro (copy VBAProject.otm) on 2007 and 2010 I have missing references. I wanted to add references manually using code similar to this in Excel: ThisWorkbook.VBProject.References.AddFromFile but I couldn't find anything like that. I searched internet, but I also failed. Can anyone tell me if in Outlook VBA is possible to

问题 Plenty of info on incoming unsafe attachments but I've yet to find one that addresses my query on outgoing Outlook items. I'm running a script that's sending large volumes of emails over Outlook and ideally i'd like to let it chug away all weekend: however last time I tried it got stuck when Outlook gave a prompt asking if I was sure I wanted to send the message since it might contain attachments that were unsafe. It's very inconsistent: probably one in a thousand emails causes this and it

问题 Plenty of info on incoming unsafe attachments but I've yet to find one that addresses my query on outgoing Outlook items. I'm running a script that's sending large volumes of emails over Outlook and ideally i'd like to let it chug away all weekend: however last time I tried it got stuck when Outlook gave a prompt asking if I was sure I wanted to send the message since it might contain attachments that were unsafe. It's very inconsistent: probably one in a thousand emails causes this and it

问题 The following code creates and sends a simple email. After the email is sent it replaces a string in the email body. My code works when I use the debugger’s single-step feature to execute the code. It also works when I add a MsgBox instruction with a “click to continue” button after the objMsg.Send instruction. It does not work when I execute the macro without interruption, but tells me that Outlook cannot save an email to the folder when a macro is running. Sub CreateNewMessage() objMsg As

问题 I have a question related to mailTo feature of HTML that I need in outlook. What I need is initially a system sends me email that has HTML content in it with buttons. On click of one of the buttons, an automatic email should be generated and sent to a recipient. We can do this in 2 step process autofilling the recipient address, subject and body and user can just click send. But I would like to avoid that second step of clicking send again. Can I do this using any script or macro and embed as

问题 I have a question related to mailTo feature of HTML that I need in outlook. What I need is initially a system sends me email that has HTML content in it with buttons. On click of one of the buttons, an automatic email should be generated and sent to a recipient. We can do this in 2 step process autofilling the recipient address, subject and body and user can just click send. But I would like to avoid that second step of clicking send again. Can I do this using any script or macro and embed as

问题 I'm maintaining a VSTO add-in for Outlook, and it has a BackgroundWorker that handles syncing with a server. I want the worker to trigger user errors in the UI (changing the picture on a button, enabling a message in a settings window). Does UI manipulation need to be done from the initial thread? This StackOverflow answer says not, but a comment on it says so. It's for Excel, but still for a VSTO add-in. I tried and it seems to work from either thread, but there could be a race condition I