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dch3 December 7th 06 04:29 PM

Inserting hyperlinks/file paths into message body of custom form
 
This was originally in another newsgroup and then it was suggested that I
post here...

Is it possible to insert a path to a specific file system folder into the
message body of an AppointmentItem in Outlook so that when the user clicks on
it, the file opens or Explorer opens to the specific folder indicated?

I've tried creating shortcuts to files and folders and then attaching them,
however Outlook doesn't save them. We're a project-based organization and I
would like to provide direct links to the project folders on our server so
that the users don't have to go clicking around to find the information that
pertains to a specific item on a public calendar.

I am using a custom form.

Bill December 7th 06 04:38 PM

Inserting hyperlinks/file paths into message body of custom form
 

"dch3" wrote in message
...
This was originally in another newsgroup and then it was suggested that I
post here...

Is it possible to insert a path to a specific file system folder into the
message body of an AppointmentItem in Outlook so that when the user clicks
on
it, the file opens or Explorer opens to the specific folder indicated?


Yes. I do this in a recurring appointment for sending a time-off
spreadhseet to Human Rersources every month.



dch3 December 7th 06 05:02 PM

Inserting hyperlinks/file paths into message body of custom fo
 
I'm just plain blonde.

"Bill" wrote:


"dch3" wrote in message
...
This was originally in another newsgroup and then it was suggested that I
post here...

Is it possible to insert a path to a specific file system folder into the
message body of an AppointmentItem in Outlook so that when the user clicks
on
it, the file opens or Explorer opens to the specific folder indicated?


Yes. I do this in a recurring appointment for sending a time-off
spreadhseet to Human Rersources every month.





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