problems using outlook command line

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problems using outlook 2003 command line

Hi

I am using a .bat file in order to execute automatically this istruction:



"C:\Programmi\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE" /autorun
"ThisOutlookSession.EsegueTotalizzatori"



We i run my .bat file the istruction doesn't give me an error, it opens
Outlook but it doesn't run the Macro!!!!



If i open myself Outlook and run the Macro ( Usign Run Macro from Macro Menu
) it runs without problems!!!



What could it be???

Can someone help me???

Thanks





I am using MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2003
 
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VanguardLH

problems said:
I am using a .bat file in order to execute automatically this
istruction:

"C:\Programmi\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE" /autorun
"ThisOutlookSession.EsegueTotalizzatori"

We i run my .bat file the istruction doesn't give me an error, it
opens Outlook but it doesn't run the Macro!!!!

If i open myself Outlook and run the Macro ( Usign Run Macro from
Macro Menu ) it runs without problems!!! What could it be??? I am
using MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2003

Are you running (interpreting) the script that you wrote for the macro
or did you compile it? Did you check the macro security settings to
make sure your macro is allowed to run?

This is a general outlook group. There are VBA groups for Outlook and
Office.
 
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problems using outlook 2003 command line

I am using a .bat file in order to execute automatically this
Are you running (interpreting) the script that you wrote for the macro
or did you compile it? Did you check the macro security settings to
make sure your macro is allowed to run?

Hi
I have wrote it and compile and if i execute it from outlook using the menu
macri it runs...it only gives error if i try to execute from command line.

I have the lower security level setted ( from menu macro, security ) so that
I can do everything.
 

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