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  1. The problem is that the Security Center service is disabled. This being a work computer, I don't want to change that. They must have a reason to disable it. We are running up-to-date antivirus but, since the Security Center Service is disabled it does not report that status to Outlook.
  2. 2007 got my answer here. http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/FAQ#Why_doesn.27t_my_script_work_on_a_locked_workstation.3F I will see about updating the script with the supported code.
  3. Should _OL_Warnings click through the security popups when the workstation is locked? I'm trying to send an automated email while the workstation is locked. User has already logged in, outlook running (or not, doesn't matter) and used Win+L (Ctrl+Alt+Del, Lock computer) to lock the computer. When I unlock the computer, I see the email in the outbox, Popup Security warning is there and then the script completes, automatically clicking through the warnings and sending the email. The script waits until I log back in to complete the popups, The script works just fine if I am logged in. Should this work while the screen is locked?
  4. I do not get the warning when manually sending emails. When I use the OutlookEX with the OL_Wrapper I get the warning boxes. I configured the warning.exe file which successfully clicks the boxes for me. When I run the wrapper with Outlook Open/running, I get the warning popus, warning.exe clicks through and emails are sent. When I have Outlook closed/not running. I get the warning popus, warning.exe clicks on the first, I never see subsequent popups [i see 2 popups when Outlook is running] Outlook stays open, grey icon with X in corner. email never sends, it either goes into drafts or outbox with no recipient.
  5. Responded on your OutlookEX General help and support thread.
  6. I am having a problem - Email will not send when Outlook is not already running. Using the _OL_Wrapper_SendMail Example 1, everything works flawlessly. However, if Outlook is not running, the script gets hung. I receive no errors in the Scite console. From what I see the script starts the process, the first warning popup comes up and is auto dismissed, I never see the second popup warning. There then appears a Greyed out with X mark Outlook icon in the systray. This will stay there until I break the script. When I open Outlook there is an email in drafts or outbox without a To: Address. or Body. Only the Subject gets put in. Noticed this version v9.1.0 "With the latest version of the UDF the script runs fine even when Outlook wasn't up and running." and was hopeful but no dice. I ended up just using ProcessExist and started Outlook if it wasn't running. Not sure what you changed in v9.1.0 but v9.0.0 is what comes up when you click on your signature.
  7. Holy Crap!!! Been trying to send a simple email with OutlookEX UDF for the past 4 hours [Couldn't get it to send when Outlook was not running]. Found this code, poped it in, filled in the variables and WALLA. Done!! Thanks JOS -Chad
  8. I occasionally use Excel in my projects. I have found times in the past few years that I had to use work arounds for xlsx files. I would like to see the Excel UDF updated. Any reason not to release an ExcelX UDF? Although I'm sure most functions would be redundant.
  9. This fixed the white line problem for me. Thanks BrewMan. Thanks LaCastiglione for starting this thread. I like Obsidian and Twilight. Probably will stick with Twilight.
  10. Just wanted to say Thanks and Very Useful.
  11. You can use an Edit box (GUICtrlCreateEdit). If the EditBox doesn't equal "" then write the contents to a file and FileReadLine.
  12. Thanks for the tip on using StringFormat(). Is there a better way to do it than this? Again, using the Help Example for _DateTimeSplit()- see code #include <Date.au3> #include <array.au3> Local $MyDate, $MyTime _DateTimeSplit("2005/01/01 01:05:08", $MyDate, $MyTime) For $x = 1 To $MyDate[0] MsgBox(0, $x, $MyDate[$x]) Next For $x = 1 To $MyTime[0] MsgBox(0, $x, $MyTime[$x]) Next ;------------------------------------------------------ ;-------- Update variables to two digits -------- ;------------------------------------------------------ For $i = 2 To $MyDate[0] Step 1 $MyDate[$i] = StringFormat("%02s", $MyDate[$i]) Next For $i = 1 To $MyTime[0] Step 1 $MyTime[$i] = StringFormat("%02s", $MyTime[$i]) Next _ArrayDisplay($MyDate, "Updated to two digits") _ArrayDisplay($MyTime, "Updated to two digits")
  13. Is the following an issue or the desired results? When using _DateTimeSplit() 2 digit days or months are given but the return is a single digit. This can be seen in the help example for _DateTimeSplit. #include <Date.au3> Local $MyDate, $MyTime _DateTimeSplit("2005/01/01 14:30", $MyDate, $MyTime) For $x = 1 To $MyDate[0] MsgBox(0, $x, $MyDate[$x]) Next For $x = 1 To $MyTime[0] MsgBox(0, $x, $MyTime[$x]) Next The return shows: Month = 1 and Day = 1 I would expect it to show: Month = 01 and Day = 01. This is keeping with the format of most the other date functions and the more importantly the input. Thanks for your response. FYI - I searched the forum and the Bug reports but did not see this issue.
  14. Totally aware. I looked for 5 minutes in the help file, didn't see it and searched here for the answer. In no way would I have asked the OP question without a full search of all my resources. Thanks for the additional links. I'm sure it will help others.
  15. Either way, [frown] or [no frown]. Thanks for bumping as it put the answer at the top of the list.
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