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4/8/2010
You can launch Calendar in a particular date/view if you invoke it using CreateProcess, and pass in the appropriate command-line switches. The following code example illustrates the generic form of the command.
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poutlook.exe calendar [-vx] [-dx] [-new] |
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Parameters
- -vx
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Specifies the view to display. xcan be:
a
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Agenda View
d
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Day View
w
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Week View
m
=
Month View
y
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Year View
l
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Lunar View
- -dx
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Specifies the date to view. xcan be either a date, or an offset in days. The date format is yyyymmdd. For example, -d20050102 represents 01/02/2005. The offset format is [-]x, where x ranges from -999 to 999. For example, -d-3 represents three days ago, and -d5 represents five days from now.
- -new
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Opens an edit card for a new Appointment or Meeting Request.