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    Talking The Shell in outlook

    Is there is a way to use the VB SHELL in out.

    i.e: x=SHELL("c:\winnt\system32\calc.exe").

    This sentence gives an error if u put it on outlook

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    Where in outlook are you putting it?
    Is it a custom menu button.. or is it in a macrooooo...


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    I have a commandbutton and on the script i type the shell. This button is on the task form ( a page on that form)

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    OOK.. I still dont know what u mean.

    But

    Try this
    VB Code:
    1. SHELL "c:\winnt\system32\calc.exe"

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    Originally posted by SeaHag
    OOK.. I still dont know what u mean.

    But

    Try this
    VB Code:
    1. SHELL "c:\winnt\system32\calc.exe"
    Suppose you call the task form of outlook. You can change this form a make visible=true some pages where you can use as vb form. The problem is that you can only use VB SCRIPT CODE or macro (with vbe). If i used macro there is not problem; i can use the shell as vb does, but i need to use vb script code to run an .exe file.

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    ooo vbscript, thats what confused me.
    I dont know how vbscript works with outlook. sorry.

    Seahag

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