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Command-line Switch

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James - 15 Oct 2004 17:23 GMT
When I start Oulook 2003 using the icon, I get a message that reads,
"Command-line agreement is not valid.  Verify the switch."  I read in
Microsoft Help what I need to change the switch to.  However, everytime I
want to use Outlook I have to go to Start > Run and enter the switch.  How
can I make that permanent so that I can start Outlook by clicking on the icon?
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 15 Oct 2004 18:33 GMT
Which icon do you use to open outlook? Right click on it and choose
properties - is it a 'normal' windows shortcut? if so, enter the switch
there...  you can't do this with the normal start menu icon, but you can
with the quick launch and you can pin the quick launch one to the start menu
in Winxp.

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> When I start Oulook 2003 using the icon, I get a message that reads,
> "Command-line agreement is not valid.  Verify the switch."  I read in
> Microsoft Help what I need to change the switch to.  However, everytime I
> want to use Outlook I have to go to Start > Run and enter the switch.  How
> can I make that permanent so that I can start Outlook by clicking on the
> icon?
 
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