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Outlook - Change calendar month view to 3 weeks


RonniHH
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Hi

So I have a bit of a challenge. I use a multimonitor setup, and I'm trying to accomplish the following:

  1. After login launch Outlook in two windows
  2. Pin one of the windows to my top screen and customize the view:
    1. Change to calendar
    2. Change to month view
    3. Hide ribbon
    4. Hide navigator pane
    5. Maximize windows
  3. Change to the other Outlook window and customize the view:
    1. Show ribbon
    2. Show navigator pane
    3. Return ribbon to default position
    4. Maximize window
    5. Minimize Window

Everything works as intended! I'm quite proud actually - as this is my first AutoIT-script ever.

But - I still need one thing: I would really like my month view to only include this week and the next 2 (total 3 weeks). This seems to be impossible using either VBA or keyboard shortcuts. The only way to do accomplish this is by using a mouse to mark / drag the number of weeks in the mini-calendar in the navigator pane.
And this mini-calendar is dynamic, which means todays date changes is place every day.

I really need a good idea - or maybe even a solution? I've included my script as it looks right now.

Thanks in advance.

Ronni

StartOutlookAtLogon.au3

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:welcome:

A few things you need to know if you want quick help.

When you post code, please use the described method in the link.

Do not post your whole script.  Only post the smallest runable snippet of your code that shows the issue.  All the parts working are somewhat useless to us.  And we don't have your multimonitor setup that allows us to run your script flawlessly.

We do not know all solutions by heart, so most of us will need to experiment to provide a possible solution.  So please help us to help you.

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