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  1. Ha, nice. No script needed afterall. Thank you!
  2. So I got the list to sort correctly, but is there a way to actually sort the files in all the folders, so that when I browse to them in explorer, they're all sorted? Thanks!
  3. Sorry about that, should have checked there first. I appreciate it. I will try to finish it and will post if I have more questions. Thanks!
  4. Awesome, thank you. I am looking to browse all subfolders as well. Is that possible? Also, Is there anyway I can get the path in the second column? The path of each corresponding file? Thanks!
  5. Hey all, it's been a while Seems simple enough, but I can't figure out how to get started. I am looking to sort files inside sub folders by file type, so that when I do browse to the folders, the files are already sorted by type. Any help is appreciated! Cheers!
  6. Yep, re-installing Office worked. Code compiles now. Thank you! Cheers!
  7. I will try and post the results. Thank you much!!
  8. Yes and Yes (ish). I use Outlook 2013 (shouldnt matter from what I understand). I remember sometimes when I start Outlook it displays "There is no email program associated to perform the request action". After clicking OK, Outlook launches fine. This just started happening recently. Im starting to think that's what the issue is. Maybe I should reinstall Outlook?
  9. Thanks for your reply. I started a new code and I have: #include <OutlookEX.au3> _OL_Open() and it returns: OM Error Encountered in test.au3 OutlookEx UDF version = 0.9.0 @AutoItVersion = 3.3.8.1 @AutoItX64 = 0 @Compiled = 0 @OSArch = X64 @OSVersion = WIN_7 Scriptline = 185 NumberHex = 800401F3 Number = -2147221005 WinDescription = Invalid class string Description = Source = HelpFile = HelpContext = 1027423549 LastDllError = 1008 ======================================================== Any ideas? Thanks for your help!
  10. Hey all, running into an issue. First of all I would like to thank Water for the incredible work, as OutlookEX has provided me with a lot of help to come up with scripts I always thought were impossible . Now to the issue: I wrote a script that uses OutlookEX, and I tested it maybe a few hundred times, with Outlook open, and it worked every single time. I put that script off to the side for a while, and now I am back to it. Every time I try to run it, it fails at : OutlookEX.au3 (1171) : ==> Error in expression.:Local $oNamespace = $oOL.GetNamespace("MAPI") Local $oNamespace = ^ ERROR The error is on line 1171 in OutlookEX.au3, inside OL_FolderAccess. Here is the even more weird part: I try the same script on all my other computers, and I have absolutely no problems running it. I am making sure Outlook is open (Using outlook 2013 on all the machines), and nothing major has changed since the last time I attempted the script and it worked on this machine. It's driving me insane because I cant figure out what it could be. Do you guys have any ideas? Thanks for any help again!
  11. thanks for the ideas everyone. I will look into the suggestions and check back here.
  12. thanks for the reply. Could you please clarify your suggestion or give an example? Thanks you!
  13. Thanks for the suggestions everyone. However the suggested solution doesn't work for me still, as it still presents the same concern. Therefore, let me clarify what I am looking for: There is a local program installed on our computers that displays a reboot prompt, but does not ask for confirmation if the user chooses "reboot now". I would like to customize a messagebox to get verification before rebooting. I am able to write the code for the messagebox, and for detecting when that box is shown (using winwait as suggested), however, I do not want a script running on all these computers at all times that just waits for that message box to open. Basically when that program displays that messagebox, I will have the code choose the "reboot later" option and then display a customized messagebox with both options present, followed by another confirmation box if "reboot now" is chosen. I hope this is clear enough, but I am looking for a way to detect that messagebox without having an autoit script running at all times. Once detected, the autoit script should run. I apologize if what I am asking for sounds ridiculous and is not possible (because I do not see how it would be possible) but you guys never cease to amaze me with ideas Thanks for any help!
  14. Hello all, I am trying to see if it is possible to execute the script when a message appears. I want the script to only execute when a specific messagebox is ran (from another application). Is this possible at all? Thanks for any help!!
  15. I tried going about it that way, but I could not get it to work. Could you give me an example? Thanks!
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