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Thanks for that, VanguardLH.
That's getting a bit beyond me!
I wasn't aware that I had a startup folder in Vista, thought I didn't have
one 'cos I couldn't find it!
Think I'll have to accept defeat on this one!
Thanks everyone for trying to help.
six-h
"VanguardLH" wrote:
That's getting a bit beyond me!
I wasn't aware that I had a startup folder in Vista, thought I didn't have
one 'cos I couldn't find it!
Think I'll have to accept defeat on this one!
Thanks everyone for trying to help.
six-h
"VanguardLH" wrote:
> six-h wrote:
>
> You could put a shortcut to "<path>\outlook.exe /recycle" in your
> Startup folder under the Start menu. You could also try configuring the
> properties of the shortcut to minimize the window; however, when Outlook
> first loads, it may not honor the minimize window property (it doesn't
> with OL2002), so when you login then you might end up seeing the Outlook
> window. You'll have to minimize it when you login.
>
>
> > Hi, Milly,
> >
> > Thanks for that, I was afraid that it might make it disappear for good!!
> > Don't suppose that this will make Outlook open on boot-up though, like
> > "Wkcalrem.exe", which ran from the XP Startup folder?
> > >
> > Thanks for that, I was afraid that it might make it disappear for good!!
> > Don't suppose that this will make Outlook open on boot-up though, like
> > "Wkcalrem.exe", which ran from the XP Startup folder?
> You could put a shortcut to "<path>\outlook.exe /recycle" in your
> Startup folder under the Start menu. You could also try configuring the
> properties of the shortcut to minimize the window; however, when Outlook
> first loads, it may not honor the minimize window property (it doesn't
> with OL2002), so when you login then you might end up seeing the Outlook
> window. You'll have to minimize it when you login.
>
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