I'm using "Outlook calendar printing assistant" to organize my daily work list then print into a paper every morning, just wondering if the print job can be done automatically through some kind of batch command line?
A:
Yes. You can either use macros, script Outlook externally via automation or build an addin.
You would collect the appointments for the day and use AppointmentItem.PrintOut().
But before you go for that you should take a look if there isn't already an addin which does what you need.
Georg Fritzsche
2009-10-30 10:41:30
Thanks gf, but "Outlook calendar printing assistant" is a standalone application outside outlook, the best feature is that it can print mulitples calendars and lots of print templates. I'm not sure it can accept Macros.
wangych
2009-11-01 12:34:49
BTW, I should check if any add-ins available. Thanks again.
wangych
2009-11-01 12:37:42
Regarding Macros: i was talking about Outlook. The printing assistant probably only uses Outlook via Automation as well.
Georg Fritzsche
2009-11-01 14:06:44