Outlook For Mac 2016 Set Applescript To Run



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Outlook for Mac AppleScript to create an event from a task

Outlook For Mac 2016 Set Applescript To Running

Outlook for mac 2016 set applescript to runtime
Create Event from TaskcmE.scpt
(*
Create Event from Task
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Modified by William Smith.
*)
tellapplication'Microsoft Outlook'
-- get the currently selected task or tasks
setselectedTasksto selection
-- if there are no tasks selected, warn the user and then quit
if selectedTasks is {} then
display dialog'Please select a task first and then run this script.'with icon 1
return
end if
repeatwiththeTaskin selectedTasks
-- get the information from the message, and store it in variables
settheNametonameof theTask
settheCategoryto category of theTask
settheContentto content of theTask
if theContent ismissing valuethen
settheContentto'
end if
-- create a new event with the information from the task
setnewEventto make new calendar eventwithproperties {subject:theName, category:theCategory, content:theContent, start time:(current date) +1800, endtime:(current date) +3600}
-- if there was only one task selected, then open that new note
if (countof selectedTasks) =1then open newEvent
endrepeat
endtell

The following AppleScript will trigger the script warning message when run in 15.21.1 but not in 15.19. Set theRecipient to '. Email address is removed for privacy. ' set theSubject to 'Test Message' set theContent to 'Outlook Mac Test' tell application 'Microsoft Outlook' activate. Select Done to start using Outlook 2016 for Mac. Improved auth for existing Gmail users If you have a Google account added to Outlook for Mac earlier to the release of improved authentication experience for Google IMAP accounts, then you will need to sign-in using the browser to connect to your account. From the Script Menu Open Scripts Folder Open Outlook Scripts Folder — then copy/save the above script there. (You may have to create this scripts folder if it doesn’t already exist.) From Outlook, go to the Script Menu Outlook html script file you saved Again, it’s only the bare bones, rudimentary html in 2016. This only happens in Outlook 2016 and 2019. Outlook 2011 keeps the original date and time. Test 1 using Outlook 2016 or 2019. Create a simple email in Outlook with subject as test, body as test, and to address to yourself. Send the message, if used yourself the message should come into your inbox as a new message. Browse other questions tagged automation macros applescript microsoft-outlook-2016 or ask your own question. The Overflow Blog The Overflow #37: Bloatware, memory hog, or monolith.

commented Apr 1, 2012

Instructions:

  1. Click the Download button above to download the compressed file.
  2. Locate and double-click the downloaded file to decompress it.
  3. In Outlook for Mac select AppleScript menu (to the right of the Help menu) --> About This Menu...
  4. Click the Open Folder button to open the Outlook Script Menu Items folder.
  5. Drag the Create Event from TaskcmE.scpt file into the Outlook Script Menu Items folder.

To use the script select a task and then select Create Event from TaskcmE from the AppleScript menu.

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commented Jan 28, 2014

Outlook For Mac 2016 Set Applescript To Run Command

Applescript

Hi,
Thanks for the script. I'm trying to create a meeting invite from a selected message. I can create a calendar event but cannot seem to get recipients added. I've tried

then either

or

and neither work. Any help would be great. Thanks.

commented Feb 14, 2019

Hello talkingmoose,

Can an Apple script be written to- Not allow any meeting invites show up as tentative on the outlook calendar? Then, the user has the option to manually accept the meetings they want.

Luke

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