I find it easier to create new emails by clicking on an icon on the desktop or Quick Launch bar. You can do this by changing how Outlook runs with a set of command line switches.

Now open Outlook and create a new shortcut to it on your desktop or Quick Launch bar. Name the shortcut “Outlook” and click on it. Now open the shortcut properties in Outlook and set the following: -Target: “Outlook” -Action: “CMD+F5”

To send a file by right-clicking and choosing Send To from the context menu, or by dragging it to the desktop and choosing Copy, follow these steps: ..

Now you’ll see a “Launch Microsoft Outlook” icon on your desktop. If you click on that, it would just load Outlook. Now we’ll change the command line parameters so that it does something else, like create a new email or task.

“C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Outlook\Outlook.exe” /outbox This will open Outlook and right-click on the “Outlook.exe” file to choose Properties. You’ll see in the Target text box, the path for Outlook will be in quotes followed by some / and then a parameter. In my case, it looks like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Outlook\Outlook.exe" /outbox /parameter C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Google Chrome

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE /recycle

  1. Outlook 2003: /resetpassword
  2. Outlook 2007: /changepassword
  3. Outlook 2010: /newpassword
  4. Outlook 2013: /signin ..

Outlook 2003: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office Office 2007: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office

To send a pre-addressed email using the CIPM, enter “address1@domain.com, address2@domain.com” in the “To” field. ..

For a new note: A new note has been added to the system.

For a new contact, please enter your name and email address.

For an appointment with /c ipm.appointment, please use the /c ipm.appointment? question mark to get more information.

For a new task, run the /c ipm.task command.

Now, you can rename your shortcut to something more appropriate. You can then drag it onto your Quick Launch bar by dragging it there. Next time you want to create a new email, just click on it. You can also setup these commands for your mouse if it has extra buttons you’re not using! So you can create new mails, etc by simply clicking a button on the mouse!

There are many command line switches available to do more than just the tasks mentioned above. However, most of these switches are for advanced users and you probably won’t need them. ..

To change the outlook on your computer, you can use the command line switches. These switches can be used to change the way your computer looks, behaves, and works.

To change the outlook on your computer, you can use the command line switches. These switches can be used to change the way your computer looks, behaves, and works.

To get the most out of Outlook 2010, you’ll want to use some of its command line switches. Here are a few tips to get the most out of your email and calendar management.

There are a few different ways to control your computer’s outlook 2013 command line switches. This article will show you how to change the default view in outlook 2013 using the command line.

If you’re a Microsoft Outlook user and know of some more useful shortcuts not mentioned here, please share them in the comments. Enjoy!