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After furious head scratching, Robert Gordon asked:
| Correct. As an example, say I have six or seven emails open, that I
| want to make sure are opened each time I restart Outlook.
|
| I ask because I have an exec who constantly has a dozen or more email
| messages open, and rarely closes them. So when one of my techs needs
| to do work on his system they currently have to record BY HAND, which
| emails are open and then they have to reopen each of them by hand
| after closing Outlook. I want to avoid this by finding some hack
| which allows Outlook (or XP itself) to remember Outlook's last
| "state" before it was closed, and returning it to that state upon
| restart.
|
| Regards,
|
| Rob Gordon
|
| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
|| What do you mean exactly? Do you want them opened each time you open
|| Outlook, or do you mean when you have Outlook open, you want them to
|| open in the same position as the last time you accessed them?
||
|| If the former, there are command line options that you can use to
|| open Outlook the way that you want. I am sorry, I don't know them
|| all since you did not post what you wanted open each time you open
|| Outlook. :
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
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|| After furious head scratching, Robert Gordon asked:
||
||| Is there a registry hack that will allow me to keep Outlook, and any
||| opened email windows, in the same position and state that they were
||| when I last closed Outlook 2003? For instance, there are a number
||| of calendars and messages that I prefer to have open each time I
||| restart Outlook 2003. Is there a registry setting that will allow
||| Windows XP and Outlook 2003 to remember the state of all the opened
||| windows?