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bjw122 January 12th 06 01:31 PM

How Do I Automatically Launch a Web Browser at Task Start Time?
 
I want to set up an Outlook 2003 Task that will automatically launch my web
browser and go to a supplied URL at the designated task start time. Is there
a way to do that?

Brian Tillman January 12th 06 04:18 PM

How Do I Automatically Launch a Web Browser at Task Start Time?
 
bjw122 wrote:

I want to set up an Outlook 2003 Task that will automatically launch
my web browser and go to a supplied URL at the designated task start
time. Is there a way to do that?


Not with Outlook. Use Windows' task scheduler for that.
StartAll ProgramsAccessoriesSystem ToolsScheduled Tasks.
--
Brian Tillman

bjw122 January 12th 06 04:41 PM

How Do I Automatically Launch a Web Browser at Task Start Time
 
Thanks Brian, that's a decent work around. However, I know that I've seen
this done with Outlook Calender (even though I would really like it to work
with Outlook Tasks) in version 2000. When doing this with the calender in
Outlook 2000 it had something to do with setting the calender event up as a
NetShow event (I think) but I can't remember any details and I'm hoping
someone will be able to provide those in this thread.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

bjw122 wrote:

I want to set up an Outlook 2003 Task that will automatically launch
my web browser and go to a supplied URL at the designated task start
time. Is there a way to do that?


Not with Outlook. Use Windows' task scheduler for that.
StartAll ProgramsAccessoriesSystem ToolsScheduled Tasks.
--
Brian Tillman


Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] January 14th 06 06:55 AM

How Do I Automatically Launch a Web Browser at Task Start Time
 
Later versions of Outlook do not include the ability to browse web pages.

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After furious head scratching, bjw122 asked:

| Thanks Brian, that's a decent work around. However, I know that I've
| seen this done with Outlook Calender (even though I would really like
| it to work with Outlook Tasks) in version 2000. When doing this with
| the calender in Outlook 2000 it had something to do with setting the
| calender event up as a NetShow event (I think) but I can't remember
| any details and I'm hoping someone will be able to provide those in
| this thread.
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
|| bjw122 wrote:
||
||| I want to set up an Outlook 2003 Task that will automatically launch
||| my web browser and go to a supplied URL at the designated task start
||| time. Is there a way to do that?
||
|| Not with Outlook. Use Windows' task scheduler for that.
|| StartAll ProgramsAccessoriesSystem ToolsScheduled Tasks.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman



bjw122 January 16th 06 01:16 PM

How Do I Automatically Launch a Web Browser at Task Start Time
 
Okay, I guess that answers my question -- that functionality was removed some
time after Outlook 2000. Thanks Milly.

"bjw122" wrote:

Thanks Brian, that's a decent work around. However, I know that I've seen
this done with Outlook Calender (even though I would really like it to work
with Outlook Tasks) in version 2000. When doing this with the calender in
Outlook 2000 it had something to do with setting the calender event up as a
NetShow event (I think) but I can't remember any details and I'm hoping
someone will be able to provide those in this thread.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

bjw122 wrote:

I want to set up an Outlook 2003 Task that will automatically launch
my web browser and go to a supplied URL at the designated task start
time. Is there a way to do that?


Not with Outlook. Use Windows' task scheduler for that.
StartAll ProgramsAccessoriesSystem ToolsScheduled Tasks.
--
Brian Tillman



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