I've explored the possibility of adding a function to open a calendar in
Microsoft Outlook. Although I've not been sucessful in getting a reliable
way to go directly to the right date, I thought I'd suggest the following
basic addition:
calendar.js -- additional function
==
function outlook(dat)
{
//TODO - find out how to open at a particular date
DQSDLauncher.OpenDocument("outlook:calendar");
}
preferences.js
==
* Valid calendars include:
* yhocal - Yahoo Calendar
....
* outlook - open MS Outlook default calendar
By the way the vbscript or VBA required to control the currently displayed
date in Outlook 2000 is not nice at all, I think it would invole either
inspectors and command bars, or simulating key presses or something silly.
Messy stuff to get right and maintain for different configurations.
It's particularly horrible when you come from UNIX-land where you expect
eveything to have a command line switch. If anyone can suggest a clean way
to do this I would love to hear about it.
--
Sean Farrell
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