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Is this possible? I want to have the To:, Body, and an Attachment all pre-populated so all the user has to do is click send. Thanks!
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Click File, and then click Options. Select the Mail tab. Scroll approximately halfway down until you see Send messages. Make sure that the Use Auto-Complete List to suggest names when typing in the To, Cc, and Bcc lines box is checked.
If you choose to kill the Outlook task, here you have two options: About the cmd commands... you have two, one for search (tasklist) and other for kill (taskkill). If only want to "delete" the process, just use: "taskkill /IM "OUTLOOK. EXE"".
Open a new mail message (ipm.note is the message class for emails)
outlook.exe /c ipm.note Open a new mail message and populate sender:
outlook.exe /c ipm.note /m [email protected] Open a new mail message with attachment:
outlook.exe /c ipm.note /a filename Combination: (First one below didn't work in Office 2016, second did)
outlook.exe /c ipm.note /m [email protected]&subject=test%20subject&body=test%20body outlook.exe /c ipm.note /m "[email protected]&subject=test%20subject&body=test%20body" The %20 has to be used to produce a blank space.
This works for instance with a classic Outlook 2016 (build 16.0.4849.1000).
But, as Snozzlebert notes in the comments, for a Outlook 365 Version 2001 (Build 12430.20184) the syntax would be:
outlook.exe /c ipm.note /m "[email protected]?subject=test" the culprit was the
&after the email-address - replacing it with?solved the problem.
It seems that Microsoft changed the syntax to the HTML mailto syntax.
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