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#14915 - 2001-12-05 07:57 PM Accessing Addressing tab in Outlook under Services
jlattus jlattus Lurker Registered: 2001-11-28 Posts: 4	I want to be able to access the addressing tab in Outlook, under Tools and Services. Then change the first drop down box to a specific choice automatically through a log in script. I've been trying for 2 weeks somebody help! -Script Beginner.
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#14916 - 2001-12-06 08:00 AM Re: Accessing Addressing tab in Outlook under Services
MCA MCA KiX Supporter Registered: 2000-04-28 Posts: 5152 Loc: Netherlands, EU	Dear, Welcome to the board. Some question: - which kixtart version using? - what outlook version using? - what will use do after the selection of 'addressing' tab? - did you using the SendKey function. Please can you give a view of your work at this moment. It is much easier to see what is going wrong. - did you also try also the registry part to use? greetings. _________________________ email scripting@wanadoo.nl homepage scripting@wanadoo.nl \| Links \| Summary of Site Site KiXforms FAQ kixtart.org library collection mirror MCA \| FAQ & UDF help file UDF kixtart.org library collection mirror MCA \| mirror USA \| mirror europe UDF scriptlogic library collection UDFs \| mirror MCA
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#14917 - 2001-12-06 06:27 PM Re: Accessing Addressing tab in Outlook under Services
jlattus jlattus Lurker Registered: 2001-11-28 Posts: 4	The version of Kixtart I'm using is version 4.00. And I'm using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000 Pro. After the addressing tab is selected within outlook I want to change the drop down box that says 'Show this address list first' to a specific choice like world1 for instance instead of what is shown in the drop down at default. Tried to go through the registry but it didn't work. I'm trying to make Outlook a com object. $oXL = CreateObject("Outlook.Application"). But I don't know the syntax for accessing the addressing tab. -Script Beginner
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