如何使用ActiveX启动MS Outlook？

在公式框中：设置objOutlook = CreateObject（“Outlook.Application”）;一般规则是GetObject获取对象的运行实例，而CreateObject创建它（或它的新实例）。
有* * ispotential滥用创建，所以你总是可以先尝试GetObject，如果Get失败则使用useCreateObject。如果你从acontainer文件中获取一个对象，语义会有所不同：GetObject可以做到这一点而Create不能，所以
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  In a formula box:

Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application");

The general rule is that GetObject gets a running instance of an object,
while CreateObject creates it (or a new instance of it). There *is* the
potential to misuse create, so you can always try GetObject first and use
CreateObject if Get fails.

The semantics are a bit different if you're getting an object from a
container document: GetObject can do this and Create can't, so there's no
possibility of creating multiple instances of the server with only calls to
GetObject.
-SHAWN-


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在公式框中：设置objOutlook = CreateObject（“Outlook.Application”）;一般规则是GetObject获取对象的运行实例，而CreateObject创建它（或它的新实例）。
有* * ispotential滥用创建，所以你总是可以先尝试GetObject，如果Get失败则使用useCreateObject。如果你从acontainer文件中获取一个对象，语义会有所不同：GetObject可以做到这一点而Create不能，所以
只有调用toGetObject来创建服务器的多个实例是不可能的。-SHAWN ----您目前订阅vrf为：r***@soco.agilent.com要取消订阅，请发送空白电子邮件至“leave-vrf@it.lists”。
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     以下为原文

  In a formula box:

Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application");

The general rule is that GetObject gets a running instance of an object,
while CreateObject creates it (or a new instance of it). There *is* the
potential to misuse create, so you can always try GetObject first and use
CreateObject if Get fails.

The semantics are a bit different if you're getting an object from a
container document: GetObject can do this and Create can't, so there's no
possibility of creating multiple instances of the server with only calls to
GetObject.
-SHAWN-


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