I set up a set of public folders that hold contacts, journal entries, and tasks. I customized the journal entry form and the task entry form, so when a new entry is made for one of the contacts, they are filed into the correct public folder, respectively.
The problem is I am trying to figure out a way for the task reminder to work. The day the task is due, I would like the task to generate a message item and place it in the user's inbox, so they see it.
I wrote a chunk of code that does this successfully - but for it to work it must run once a day to enumerate a list of the public tasks that are due that day, then generate a message for the successful matches. The problem is I would like to get Outlook to run this code automatically at a specified time (daily).
Is there any way in outlook to schedule a piece of code to run? I used my code chunk in an Application Reminder event, and configured a recurring calendar appointment to generate a reminder each day - this fires the App Reminder event which in turn runs my code. But, this pops up a reminder message to the user. I would like the process to be transparent to the user.
I wrote a script that does the same thing - but I can't get to redemption to send the email. The thinking with a script is to schedule it with the at command.
I'm so close to a suitable solution but there always seems to be one small problem in my way.
The problem is I am trying to figure out a way for the task reminder to work. The day the task is due, I would like the task to generate a message item and place it in the user's inbox, so they see it.
I wrote a chunk of code that does this successfully - but for it to work it must run once a day to enumerate a list of the public tasks that are due that day, then generate a message for the successful matches. The problem is I would like to get Outlook to run this code automatically at a specified time (daily).
Is there any way in outlook to schedule a piece of code to run? I used my code chunk in an Application Reminder event, and configured a recurring calendar appointment to generate a reminder each day - this fires the App Reminder event which in turn runs my code. But, this pops up a reminder message to the user. I would like the process to be transparent to the user.
I wrote a script that does the same thing - but I can't get to redemption to send the email. The thinking with a script is to schedule it with the at command.
I'm so close to a suitable solution but there always seems to be one small problem in my way.