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All Things Microsoft => Microsoft Software => Topic started by: loopers on 11 December 2002, 08:34

Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: loopers on 11 December 2002, 08:34
How can I write a batch file or any file when the user click on the view panel of the Outlokk Express, it automatically executes the attachment. But the problem is I have problem finding the attachment location. For an example, if I want to run a file in C:\windows\desktop\a.txt I just write a batch file with the syntax:-
start C:\windows\desktop\a.txt

How can I do it to Outlook Express attachment? I don't have the location.
Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: voidmain on 11 December 2002, 08:51
Begone!
Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: KernelPanic on 11 December 2002, 19:21
quote:
Originally posted by loopers:
How can I write a batch file or any file when the user click on the view panel of the Outlokk Express, it automatically executes the attachment. But the problem is I have problem finding the attachment location. For an example, if I want to run a file in C:\windows\desktop\a.txt I just write a batch file with the syntax:-
start C:\windows\desktop\a.txt

How can I do it to Outlook Express attachment? I don't have the location.


This doesn't sound wholesome, are you trying to make a trojan or some shit?

If your are I suppose it's not a bad thing. Us linux users don't touch lookout or windows for that matter...
Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: loopers on 11 December 2002, 19:26
Since this is a public forum on the net I would just said I am doing this for educational purposes. Any help from anyone?
Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: KernelPanic on 11 December 2002, 19:32
To be completely honest, no, I don't think anyone will help.
Title: Outlook Express Batch file and autoexec
Post by: foobar on 11 December 2002, 19:41
I have got no idea, sorry ...
I've been Outlook-free for about a year now !  :cool: