This just worked for me: on the start menu, go to the startup folder and
right click, choose Open. In the pane with the shortcuts, right click and
choose New, Shortcut. Browse to outlook.exe (or paste this line, including
quotes: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE" ) and
finish the wizard.
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Willy said:
How do I put Shortcut in Startup Folder? I tried as I did in XP but Vista
won't allow it & I'm Administrator.
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Diane Poremsky said:
what happens when you put the shortcut in the start up folder.
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Willy said:
I've MS Outlook 2003 installed & set in Calendar Mode. How do I get it
to
Open on PC Startup in Minimized Mode where it is always active?
On my XP PC I've got a shortcut in Startup Folder but can't seem to do
same
on this Vista PC
