Is it possible to open Outlook Calendar from an email link or a webpage? I am looking for code that will open the recipient's Outlook Calendar. I don't want to populate the calendar with anything - just open Outlook Calendar so they themselves can block out some time.
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回答1:
On the condition that outlook is installed on the client, you can use the following syntax:
<outlook:calendar>
(as the link)
Other links include:
To Open a Specific Item
<Outlook:Contacts/~Itemname>
To open the contact fred blogs, type the following:
<Outlook:Contacts/~fred blogs>
To open an Item in a Public Folder
<Outlook://Public Folders/Foldername/~Itemname>
For example, to open a contact named, "John Doe" in a plublic folder named, "Public Contacts" use the following hyperlink:
<Outlook://Public Folders/Public Contacts/~John Doe>
To open a file in a Public Folder
<Outlook://Public Folders/Foldername/Mydocument.doc>
Note: In the above example Word will open the document file. You do not need to proceed the file name with a tilde since it is not an Outlook item.
To Open an Item in a Subfolder of a Folder in Your Inbox
<Outlook:Inbox/Foldername/Subfoldername/~Itemname>
To open New Labor Time, located in the Labor folder in your Inbox, type the following:
<Outlook:Inbox/Labor/~New Labor Time>
回答2:
Rendition's answer is terrific and covers the grand majority of links. I just wanted to add one more because it took me a while to figure it out.
When it comes to public folders, in the past it was possible to just address them directly, for example:
outlook://Public Folders/All Public Folders/TeamA/ItemName
However in Outlook 2010 and beyond, it seems you have to specify the recipient's email as well (see this MS knowledge-base article)
For example:
outlook://Public Folders - Joe.Blogs@company.com/All Public Folders/TeamA/ItemName