MountPST

[Flexipoint 0]

Hey,

As the topictitle describes, I would like to create a little script that has 2 options: mount PST and Unmount PST.

If I click on mount PST, it should load my PST file in my Outlook program, if I click unmount, it must unload it.

Nice catch is that I want this to work on several computers ...

Is it possible to do so ? And if yes, who could help me a little bit ?

Thanks in advance !

[PsaltyDS 24]

Hey,

As the topictitle describes, I would like to create a little script that has 2 options: mount PST and Unmount PST.

If I click on mount PST, it should load my PST file in my Outlook program, if I click unmount, it must unload it.

Nice catch is that I want this to work on several computers ...

Is it possible to do so ? And if yes, who could help me a little bit ?

Thanks in advance !

Will Outlook be running already, or do you want to start it with commandline switches...?

Do you have any code started? What do you have so far?

Edited February 13, 2006 by PsaltyDS

[DaleHohm 58]

Hey,

As the topictitle describes, I would like to create a little script that has 2 options: mount PST and Unmount PST.

If I click on mount PST, it should load my PST file in my Outlook program, if I click unmount, it must unload it.

Nice catch is that I want this to work on several computers ...

Is it possible to do so ? And if yes, who could help me a little bit ?

Thanks in advance !

Outlook has a COM programming interface that would allow you to do just about anything... I've not done this, but I believe that the syntax for adding a new PST file to Outlook would be:

$oOutlook = ObjCreate("Outlook.Application")
$oNameSpace = $oOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
$oNameSpace.AddStore "your-file.pst"
$oNameSpace = ""
$oOutlook = ""

Dale

[flaxcrack 0]

Outlook has a COM programming interface that would allow you to do just about anything... I've not done this, but I believe that the syntax for adding a new PST file to Outlook would be:

$oOutlook = ObjCreate("Outlook.Application")
$oNameSpace = $oOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
$oNameSpace.AddStore "your-file.pst"
$oNameSpace = ""
$oOutlook = ""

Dale

Woot! Dale FTW!