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aluxnimm / outlookcaldavsynchronizer

Sync Outlook with Google, SOGo, Nextcloud or any other CalDAV/CardDAV server
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Toolbar Outlook 2007 hides only temporarly #102

Closed Offerel closed 8 years ago

Offerel commented 8 years ago

If i hide or disable the Toolbar (not the Plugin) in Outlook 2007, it comes back after restarting Outlook 2007. If i disable or hide other Toolbars, they stay hidden/disabled also after restarting Outlook 2007.

aluxnimm commented 8 years ago

PierreMarieBaty implemented the OL2007 support. see #65 we don't have a test machine at, maybe he can check it.

PierreMarieBaty commented 8 years ago

See my answer at #65

Offerel commented 8 years ago

I have made a Workaround for me. I have added a small VBA Script in Application Startup of ThisOutlookSession with the following Code:

Application.ActiveExplorer.CommandBars("CalDav Synchronizer").Visible = False With this, i can show the Commandbar manually if i want and it hides with the next start of Outlook (or if i hide it manually).

aluxnimm commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the info, if I have some time I will check the proposed solution to save the info in the registry,

aluxnimm commented 8 years ago

Save Outlook 2007 toolBar position and visibility in Registry, implemented in 2.3.0

aluxnimm commented 8 years ago

@PierreMarieBaty can you check if the new code saves the toolbar position correctly please?

PierreMarieBaty commented 8 years ago

@aluxnimm it does not exactly. The toolbar now appears vertical, clamped to the left border of the Outlook window, and when I drag it to a horizontal position this state is not saved when I restart Outlook, i.e. it still appears vertical. But note that the toolbar offset seems somewhat saved, at the exception that the horizontal offset to which I placed it has become a vertical offset, although clamped by the max height of the Outlook window.

I must add that I no longer actively develop on Microsoft systems. The stubbornly repeated dead-wrong choices of Microsoft regarding their main operating system and their understanding of privacy, and the enthusiastic reaction of the cattle, made me finally switch to a slightly lesser evil, i.e. Mac. In consequence I no longer have a usable machine for Win32 development. I nevertheless have to say that I did enjoy Outlook CalDAV Synchronizer while I used it. Congratulations for having created such a needed tool.

aluxnimm commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the info and good luck with the Mac :) Toolbar should be finally fixed in 2.3.1 meanwhile.