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Open Outlook Items from the Command Line The collection of switches covered in this section works with Outlook forms and files. You can open a specific form or file or open a form and include an attachment or an email address | Team LiB Open Outlook Items from the Command Line The collection of switches covered in this section works with Outlook forms and files. You can open a specific form or file or open a form and include an attachment or an email address. You can create desktop shortcuts to quickly load a form putting them on the shortcut Navigation Pane or create toolbar button hyperlinks. Possible uses of these switches even include Quick Launch shortcuts to frequently used forms or with Windows Task Scheduler to automatically create an item at a specific time. a Creates a new message with the specified file as an attachment. For example this command line creates a new message with report.doc attached C Program Files Microsoft Office Office11 Outlook.exe a C My Documents report.doc The command-line examples might be printed on two or more lines but when typing them in use one line and leave a space before the slash as seen in the shorter examples. When you don t specify an item type Outlook uses the IPM.Note form which creates a new email message. Other item types are listed in the next bullet. c messageclass Creates a new item of the specified message class Outlook.exe c IPM.Note The default message classes included with Outlook are c IPM.Activity Creates a journal entry c IPM.Appointment Creates an appointment c IPM.Contact Creates a contact c IPM.Note Creates an email message c IPM.Stickynote Creates a note c IPM.Task Creates a task Or you can use the c switch with a custom Outlook form that you ve created c IPM.Note.MyForm See Chapter 20 Creating Custom Forms to learn how to create and publish custom forms. You can combine the a and c switches to open a form and add an attachment C Program Files Microsoft Office Office11 Outlook.exe c IPM.Note.Report a C My Documents report.doc m emailname Provides a way for the user to add an email address to a message. You can use an email address or any resolvable name or distribution list in your address book. Use it with the c command-line
