'Configuring outlook working-hours with powershell
In my company where we use AD infrastructure my working hours in outlook somehow change from working hours and my time-zone. I created a script that changes the time-zone, but don't know how to change the working hours in outlook.
QUESTIONS:
- searching for POWER-SHELL OUTLOOK API gave no results - wanted to ask how to approach scripting the outlook application (or any other application) with powershell? What is the development process step-by-step? Is there an API defined for each application for powershell?
- How does powershell interact with applications? Is there a general command-object infrastructure for all windows applications that powershell accesses?
- And for the specific question: how to actually change the working hours in OUTLOOK?
Thank you?
Solution 1:[1]
Powershell can use any IDispatch-based libraries, including the Outlook Object Model. But OOM however does not provide any way to set those options. If using Redemption is an option (I am its author), you can use its RDOCalendarOptions object - next version of Redemption will expose RDOCalendarOptions.WorkDays/WorkDayStart/etc. properties.
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