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By water
Extensive library to control and manipulate Microsoft Outlook. This UDF holds the functions to automate items (folders, mails, contacts ...) in the background. Can be seen like an API.
There are other UDFs available to automate Outlook:
OutlookEX_GUI: This UDF holds the functions to automate the Outlook GUI. OutlookTools: Allows to import/export contacts and events to VCF/ICS files and much more. Theads: Development - General Help & Support - Example Scripts - Wiki
BTW: If you like this UDF please click the "I like this" button. This tells me where to next put my development effort
KNOWN BUGS (last changed: 2020-02-09)
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By Page2PagePro
Excel VBA's IDE registers a Control-y as "cut this line of code".
For those prone to Undo/Redo (Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y) you may find frustration when your code in the editor does not redo, but in fact clears your active line of code while killing redo history.
Though not perfect, I keep this tool running in background on startup.
The purpose is to allow Cltr+Y to act normally throughout Windows and Office and only interact *differently* with the "Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications" window that is active.
If the Standard Menu bar exists, it'll try to click the ReDo (Blue Arrow to the right), else "Alt+e, r" keystrokes (less desired).
Here's the code:
Opt('MustDeclareVars', 1) Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 1) HotKeySet("^y", "TriggerRedo") While 1 Sleep(10) WEnd Func TriggerRedo() ConsoleWrite("TriggerRedo()" & @CRLF) Local $title = "Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications - " Local $hWnd If WinExists($title) And WinActive($title) Then ;~ Parent Window Handle $hWnd = WinGetHandle($title) Local $aWindowPos = WinGetPos($hWnd) ;~ Control Bar Handle, Position and If Visible Local $sControlID = "[CLASS:MsoCommandBar; TEXT:Standard;]" Local $hStandardBar = ControlGetHandle($hWnd, "", $sControlID) Local $bIsVisible = ControlCommand($hWnd, "", $sControlID, "IsVisible") If $hStandardBar And $bIsVisible Then ConsoleWrite("Using Mouse Click." & @CRLF) ;~ Determine Redo button location on visible Control Bar Local $aBarPos = ControlGetPos($hWnd, "", $sControlID) Local $mX = $aWindowPos[0] + $aBarPos[0] + 217 + Int(23/2) Local $mY = $aWindowPos[1] + $aBarPos[1] + 27 + Int(22/2) MouseClick("Left", $mX, $mY, 1, 0) Else ConsoleWrite("Using VBA Send Keys." & @CRLF) $sControlID = "[CLASS:MsoCommandBar; TEXT:Menu Bar;]" Local $hMenuBar = ControlGetHandle($hWnd, "", $sControlID) ControlSend($hWnd, "", $hMenuBar, "!e") ;~ Send("r") $sControlID = "[CLASS:MsoCommandBarPopup; TEXT:Edit;]" Local $hPopupBar = ControlGetHandle($hWnd, "", $sControlID) ControlSend($hWnd, "", $hPopupBar, "r") EndIf Else ConsoleWrite("Using NATIVE Send Keys." & @CRLF) HotKeySet("^y") Send("^y") ;~ may cause "yyy..." when held HotKeySet("^y", "TriggerRedo") EndIf EndFunc ;==>TriggerRedo Hope this inspires someone.
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By PoojaKrishna
Hi,
I am trying to print items from Outlook in a Citrix machine. I am printing the items into PDF files using ‘Microsoft Print to PDF option’. I am using OutlookEX.au3 for printing items.
Everything is working fine except handling the ‘Save Print Output As’ dialog appearing while trying to print the file to PDF.
I have set the default printer to ‘Microsoft Print to PDF’ from the control panel ( Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Devices and Printers) and using the following method to print the item.
_OL_ItemPrint($oOutlook, $OL_Item) ;print item I am not able to handle the ‘Save Print Output As’ dialog initiated by the print statement in the Citrix machine. The WinActive method always returns false. I have tried with ControlSetText, ControlClick and Send methods also.
Can anyone please help?
Func _SavePDF($sFilePath) WinActivate ( "Save Print Output As", "") WinWaitActive ( "Save Print Output As", "",5 ) If WinActive("Save Print Output As") Then sleep(500) Send($sFilePath) sleep(500) Send("{ENTER}") sleep(500) EndIf EndFunc;=>_SavePDF
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By water
Built on top of the OutlookEX UDF it offers some often needed extended functionality (import/export ics/vcf/csv files etc.) (former name: iCal UDF).
Note: This is a beta version - script breaking changes may occur at any time!
Prerequisite: OutlookEX UDF.
Details about all functions can be found in the Wiki.
ICS (iCalendar) import - Import iCal events from an ICS file to an Outlook calendar
VCF (vCard) import - Import vCard contacts to an Outlook contacts folder
CSV import - Import data from a CSV file and create Outlook items in a specified folder
Export - Export Outlook items (contacts, appointments) in VCF, ICS, CSV or Excel format
Links:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5545 (ICS - iCalendar)
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6350 (VCF - vCard)
Threads:
General Help & Support
Known Bugs: (last changed: 2019-01-22)
None
Things to come: (last changed: 2019-07-22)
None
BTW: If you like this UDF please click the "I like this" button. This tells me where to next put my development effort
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By water
I just noticed that Outlook does not allow to import iCal events programmatically.
I might implement some of the iCalendar data format (RFC 5545) if someone is interested
Please post here or click the "Like" button if you think this is a good idea
Edit: For download please see my signature
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