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In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, there are icons for
things like ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar Event². How can I add, for example,
³Address Book Entry² or ³Task² to the Project Gallery?

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On 11/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%prometheus@comcast.net,
"Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:

> In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, there are icons for
> things like ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar Event². How can I add, for example,
> ³Address Book Entry² or ³Task² to the Project Gallery?

You can't. Not that way. But note that even for ³Mail Message² and
³Calendar Event² you can't make your own customized templates as you can for
Word documents ? you get just the standard variety. And those can be made -
if you've switch to Entourage first, of course - via File/New/.
You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or contacts
(address book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them from a
keyboard shortcut via a script.

If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news
group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please
don't). The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an
incompatibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage
script menu (for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have
to explain how to do it.

Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any application,
you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyboard
shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case - I
just need to tell you how to display it.

--
Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
Entourage FAQ Page: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html>
AppleScripts for Entourage: <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

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On 11=
/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%prometheus@comcast.net, "Prom=
etheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, =
there are icons for things like “Mail Message” and “Calend=
ar Event”. How can I add, for example, “Address Book Entry&#8221=
; or “Task” to the Project Gallery? 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
You can't. Not that way. But note that even for  “Mail Message&#=
8221; and “Calendar Event” you can't make your own customized te=
mplates as you can for Word documents — you get just the standard vari=
ety. And those can be made - if you've switch to Entourage first, of course =
- via File/New/. 
You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or conta=
cts (address book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them fro=
m a keyboard shortcut via a script. 
 
If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news=
group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please don'=
t). The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an incompat=
ibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage script menu =
(for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have to explain h=
ow to do it. 
 
Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any appl=
ication, you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyb=
oard shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case -=
I just need to tell you how to display it. 
 
-- 
Paul Berkowitz 
MVP MacOffice 
Entourage FAQ Page: <a href=3D"http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html">=
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html></a> 
AppleScripts for Entourage: <a href=3D"http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/=
"><http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> 
 
Please "Reply To Newsgroup" to reply to this message. Emails will=
be ignored. 
 
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Hi Paul,

Yes, I would very much like to know how to do that. I was just looking for
the ability to add new tasks/contacts from the Project Gallery

On 11/27/04 11:57, in article BDCE1C3A.7C491%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com,
"Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote:

> On 11/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%prometheus@comcast.net,
> "Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, there are icons for
>> things like ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar Event². How can I add, for example,
>> ³Address Book Entry² or ³Task² to the Project Gallery?
>
> You can't. Not that way. But note that even for ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar
> Event² you can't make your own customized templates as you can for Word
> documents ? you get just the standard variety. And those can be made - if
> you've switch to Entourage first, of course - via File/New/.
> You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or contacts (address
> book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them from a keyboard
> shortcut via a script.
>
> If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news
> group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please don't).
> The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an
> incompatibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage script
> menu (for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have to
> explain how to do it.
>
> Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any application,
> you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyboard
> shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case - I just
> need to tell you how to display it.

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ul, 
 
Yes, I would very much like to know how to do that. I was just looking for =
the ability to add new tasks/contacts from the Project Gallery 
 
 
On 11/27/04 11:57, in article BDCE1C3A.7C491%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com, &qu=
ot;Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>On 11/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%promethe=
us@comcast.net, "Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:=
 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, =
there are icons for things like “Mail Message” and “Calend=
ar Event”. How can I add, for example, “Address Book Entry&#8221=
; or “Task” to the Project Gallery? 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
You can't. Not that way. But note that even for  “Mail Message&#=
8221; and “Calendar Event” you can't make your own customized te=
mplates as you can for Word documents — you get just the standard vari=
ety. And those can be made - if you've switch to Entourage first, of course =
- via File/New/. 
You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or conta=
cts (address book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them fro=
m a keyboard shortcut via a script. 
 
If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news=
group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please don'=
t). The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an incompat=
ibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage script menu =
(for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have to explain h=
ow to do it. 
 
Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any appl=
ication, you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyb=
oard shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case -=
I just need to tell you how to display it. 
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Since you didn't remove the other newsgroups as I asked, I'm doing it here.

To make a Mail Message template that can retain HTML, use my "Message
Template X" script available free from

MacScripter.net <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

For other items, such as tasks and calendar events, do the following. Due to
the fact that scripts saved by Panther's Script Editor won't retain changes
made to script properties between runs from the Entourage script menu, you
can't use the technique I used in the Message script. (I make my scripts i
Script Debugger, which still work fine with Entourage script menu.) Instead
do this:

Task

First make the task template how you'd like. You don't have to supply a Due
Date. Save the task.

In the Tasks List, select it.

In Script Editor, run the following script:

tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set theItem to item 1 of (get selection)
if class of theItem = task then
set theID to ID of theItem
else
beep 3
display dialog "Select a task first."
end if
end tell
theID

Click "Result" tab in Script Editor, You'll seem a whole number (like 154)
in the Result pane at the bottom. Copy and paste, or just type, that number
in the script below, replacing the 0 at the top line by the number you just
got.

---------------------------

property theID : 0

tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
activate
open task ID theID
end tell

------------------------------

Save the script as a Script (the default) named "Task Template \cmT" (no
quotes) to the Entourage Script Menu Items folder in ~/Documents/Microsoft
User Data/ folder. The bit at the end gives it the keyboard shortcut
control-command-T. See "About the script menu" in Entourage Help to see how
to make different shortcuts.

Repeat all these steps for

contacts (select contact in the Address Book, replace 'task' by
'contact' in the saved script): Contact Template \cmC
calendar events (select event in the "All Events" custom view in
Calendar Area, replace 'task' by 'calendar event' in the saved script):
Event Template \cmE
notes (select note in the Notes List, replace 'task' by 'note' in the
saved script) : Note Template \cmN

You'll find the scripts in the Script menu (next to Help menu), or press the
keyboard shortcut.

For calendar event, you need to supply a Start Date and Time in order to
save the template.

If you ever delete the template items you'll get an error. Just open the
script in Script Editor and repeat the process with a new template and its
ID. If you do a database Rebuild, you may have to discover the ID for the
saved template - it may have changed.

--
Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
Entourage FAQ Page: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html>
AppleScripts for Entourage: <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

Please "Reply To Newsgroup" to reply to this message. Emails will be
ignored.

PLEASE always state which version of Microsoft Office you are using -
**2004**, X or 2001. It's often impossible to answer your questions
otherwise.

From: Prometheus <prometheus@comcast.net>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage,microsoft.public.mac.office,microsoft.
public.mac.office.excel,microsoft.public.mac.office.word
Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 13:20:02 -0800
Subject: Re: Office 2004 Project Gallery - How to Add...?

Hi Paul,

Yes, I would very much like to know how to do that. I was just looking for
the ability to add new tasks/contacts from the Project Gallery

On 11/27/04 11:57, in article BDCE1C3A.7C491%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com,
"Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote:

> On 11/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%prometheus@comcast.net,
> "Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, there are icons for
>> things like ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar Event². How can I add, for example,
>> ³Address Book Entry² or ³Task² to the Project Gallery?
>
> You can't. Not that way. But note that even for ³Mail Message² and ³Calendar
> Event² you can't make your own customized templates as you can for Word
> documents ? you get just the standard variety. And those can be made - if
> you've switch to Entourage first, of course - via File/New/.
> You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or contacts (address
> book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them from a keyboard
> shortcut via a script.
>
> If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news
> group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please don't).
> The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an
> incompatibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage script
> menu (for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have to
> explain how to do it.
>
> Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any application,
> you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyboard
> shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case - I just
> need to tell you how to display it.

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Since=
you didn't remove the other newsgroups as I asked, I'm doing it here. 
 
To make a Mail Message template that can retain HTML, use my "Message =
Template X" script available free from 
  
 MacScripter.net   <a href=3D"http://macscripter.net/scriptbui=
lders/"><http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> 
 
For other items, such as tasks and calendar events, do the following. Due t=
o the fact that scripts saved by Panther's Script Editor won't retain change=
s made to script properties between runs from the Entourage script menu, you=
can't use the technique I used in the Message script. (I make my scripts i =
 Script Debugger, which still work fine with Entourage script menu.) In=
stead do this: 
 
Task 
 
First make the task template how you'd like. You don't have to supply a Due=
Date. Save the task. 
 
In the Tasks List, select it. 
 
In Script Editor, run the following script: 
 
tell application "Microsoft Entourage" 
    set theItem to item 1 of (get selection) 
    if class of theItem =3D task then 
        set theID to ID of theItem<=
BR>
    else 
        beep 3 
        display dialog "Select=
a task first." 
    end if 
end tell 
theID 
 
 
Click "Result" tab in Script Editor, You'll seem a whole number (=
like 154) in the Result pane at the bottom. Copy and paste, or just type, th=
at number in the script below, replacing the 0 at the top line by the number=
you just got. 
 
--------------------------- 
 
property theID : 0 
 
tell application "Microsoft Entourage" 
    activate 
    open task ID theID 
end tell 
 
------------------------------ 
 
Save the script as a Script (the default) named "Task Template \cmT&qu=
ot; (no quotes) to the Entourage Script Menu Items folder in ~/Documents/Mic=
rosoft User Data/ folder. The bit at the end gives it the keyboard shortcut =
control-command-T. See "About the script menu" in Entourage Help t=
o see how to make different shortcuts. 
 
 
Repeat all these steps for 
 
    contacts (select contact in the Address Book, repla=
ce 'task' by 'contact' in the saved script): Contact Template \cmC 
    calendar events  (select event in the "Al=
l Events" custom view in Calendar Area, replace 'task' by 'calendar eve=
nt' in the saved script): Event Template \cmE 
    notes  (select note in the Notes List, replace=
'task' by 'note' in the saved script) : Note Template \cmN 
 
 
You'll find the scripts in the Script menu (next to Help menu), or press th=
e keyboard shortcut. 
 
For calendar event, you need to supply a Start Date and Time in order to sa=
ve the template. 
 
If you ever delete the template items you'll get an error. Just open the sc=
ript in Script Editor and repeat the process with a new template and its ID.=
If you do a database Rebuild, you may have to discover the ID for the saved=
template - it may have changed. 
 
-- 
Paul Berkowitz 
MVP MacOffice 
Entourage FAQ Page: <a href=3D"http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html">=
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html></a> 
AppleScripts for Entourage: <a href=3D"http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/=
"><http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> 
 
Please "Reply To Newsgroup" to reply to this message. Emails will=
be ignored. 
 
PLEASE always state which version of Microsoft Office you are using - **200=
4**, X  or 2001. It's often impossible to answer your questions otherwi=
se. 
 
 
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Newsgroups: microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage,microsoft.public.m=
ac.office,microsoft.public.mac.office.excel,microsoft.public.mac.office.word=
 
Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 13:20:02 -0800 
Subject: Re: Office 2004 Project Gallery - How to Add...? 
 
Hi Paul, 
 
Yes, I would very much like to know how to do that. I was just looking for =
the ability to add new tasks/contacts from the Project Gallery 
 
 
On 11/27/04 11:57, in article BDCE1C3A.7C491%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com, &qu=
ot;Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>On 11/27/04 11:16 AM, in article BDCE12A7.6F30%promethe=
us@comcast.net, "Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:=
 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>In the main screen of the Office 2004 Project Gallery, =
there are icons for things like “Mail Message” and “Calend=
ar Event”. How can I add, for example, “Address Book Entry&#8221=
; or “Task” to the Project Gallery? 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
You can't. Not that way. But note that even for  “Mail Message&#=
8221; and “Calendar Event” you can't make your own customized te=
mplates as you can for Word documents — you get just the standard vari=
ety. And those can be made - if you've switch to Entourage first, of course =
- via File/New/. 
You could make your own "templates" for customized tasks or conta=
cts (address book entries), or calendar event or message - and open them fro=
m a keyboard shortcut via a script. 
 
If you want to know how to do that, write back - just to the Entourage news=
group. You do not need to cross-post to the other 3 newsgroups (please don'=
t). The script in each case is only a few lines long, but due to an incompat=
ibility between the new Panther Script Editor and the Entourage script menu =
(for saving script properties) there's an extra twist I'll have to explain h=
ow to do it. 
 
Come to think of it, if you want to be able to do this from any appl=
ication, you could use the System's script menu, but it has no keyboard keyb=
oard shortcuts. However there's no issue with the script menu in that case -=
I just need to tell you how to display it. 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
 

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Sorry, snafu on my part in replying to all the groups.

Thanks the info.

On 11/27/04 16:44, in article BDCE5F6B.7C51C%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com,
"Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote:

> Since you didn't remove the other newsgroups as I asked, I'm doing it here.
>
> To make a Mail Message template that can retain HTML, use my "Message Template
> X" script available free from
>
> MacScripter.net <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>
>
> For other items, such as tasks and calendar events, do the following. Due to
> the fact that scripts saved by Panther's Script Editor won't retain changes
> made to script properties between runs from the Entourage script menu, you
> can't use the technique I used in the Message script. (I make my scripts i
> Script Debugger, which still work fine with Entourage script menu.) Instead do
> this:
>
> Task
>
> First make the task template how you'd like. You don't have to supply a Due
> Date. Save the task.
>
> In the Tasks List, select it.
>
> In Script Editor, run the following script:
>
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> set theItem to item 1 of (get selection)
> if class of theItem = task then
> set theID to ID of theItem
> else
> beep 3
> display dialog "Select a task first."
> end if
> end tell
> theID
>
>
> Click "Result" tab in Script Editor, You'll seem a whole number (like 154) in
> the Result pane at the bottom. Copy and paste, or just type, that number in
> the script below, replacing the 0 at the top line by the number you just got.
>
> ---------------------------
>
> property theID : 0
>
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> activate
> open task ID theID
> end tell
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Save the script as a Script (the default) named "Task Template \cmT" (no
> quotes) to the Entourage Script Menu Items folder in ~/Documents/Microsoft
> User Data/ folder. The bit at the end gives it the keyboard shortcut
> control-command-T. See "About the script menu" in Entourage Help to see how to
> make different shortcuts.
>
>
> Repeat all these steps for
>
> contacts (select contact in the Address Book, replace 'task' by 'contact'
> in the saved script): Contact Template \cmC
> calendar events (select event in the "All Events" custom view in Calendar
> Area, replace 'task' by 'calendar event' in the saved script): Event Template
> \cmE
> notes (select note in the Notes List, replace 'task' by 'note' in the
> saved script) : Note Template \cmN
>
>
> You'll find the scripts in the Script menu (next to Help menu), or press the
> keyboard shortcut.
>
> For calendar event, you need to supply a Start Date and Time in order to save
> the template.
>
> If you ever delete the template items you'll get an error. Just open the
> script in Script Editor and repeat the process with a new template and its ID.
> If you do a database Rebuild, you may have to discover the ID for the saved
> template - it may have changed.

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Sorry=
, snafu on my part in replying to all the groups. 
 
Thanks the info. 
 
 
On 11/27/04 16:44, in article BDCE5F6B.7C51C%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com, &qu=
ot;Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>Since you didn't remove the other newsgroups as I asked=
, I'm doing it here. 
 
To make a Mail Message template that can retain HTML, use my "Message =
Template X" script available free from 
  
 MacScripter.net   <a href=3D"http://macscripter.net/scriptbui=
lders/"><http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> 
 
For other items, such as tasks and calendar events, do the following. Due t=
o the fact that scripts saved by Panther's Script Editor won't retain change=
s made to script properties between runs from the Entourage script menu, you=
can't use the technique I used in the Message script. (I make my scripts i =
 Script Debugger, which still work fine with Entourage script menu.) In=
stead do this: 
 
Task 
 
First make the task template how you'd like. You don't have to supply a Due=
Date. Save the task. 
 
In the Tasks List, select it. 
 
In Script Editor, run the following script: 
 
tell application "Microsoft Entourage" 
    set theItem to item 1 of (get selection) 
    if class of theItem =3D task then 
        set theID to ID of theItem<=
BR>
    else 
        beep 3 
        display dialog "Select=
a task first." 
    end if 
end tell 
theID 
 
 
Click "Result" tab in Script Editor, You'll seem a whole number (=
like 154) in the Result pane at the bottom. Copy and paste, or just type, th=
at number in the script below, replacing the 0 at the top line by the number=
you just got. 
 
--------------------------- 
 
property theID : 0 
 
tell application "Microsoft Entourage" 
    activate 
    open task ID theID 
end tell 
 
------------------------------ 
 
Save the script as a Script (the default) named "Task Template \cmT&qu=
ot; (no quotes) to the Entourage Script Menu Items folder in ~/Documents/Mic=
rosoft User Data/ folder. The bit at the end gives it the keyboard shortcut =
control-command-T. See "About the script menu" in Entourage Help t=
o see how to make different shortcuts. 
 
 
Repeat all these steps for 
 
    contacts (select contact in the Address Book, repla=
ce 'task' by 'contact' in the saved script): Contact Template \cmC 
    calendar events  (select event in the "Al=
l Events" custom view in Calendar Area, replace 'task' by 'calendar eve=
nt' in the saved script): Event Template \cmE 
    notes  (select note in the Notes List, replace=
'task' by 'note' in the saved script) : Note Template \cmN 
 
 
You'll find the scripts in the Script menu (next to Help menu), or press th=
e keyboard shortcut. 
 
For calendar event, you need to supply a Start Date and Time in order to sa=
ve the template. 
 
If you ever delete the template items you'll get an error. Just open the sc=
ript in Script Editor and repeat the process with a new template and its ID.=
If you do a database Rebuild, you may have to discover the ID for the saved=
template - it may have changed. 
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