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You can extend your page with Javascript, to show the current date for example. Or you can also create a server-side script that parses an rss feed and outputs Javascript document.write's.
When you've created your page, put it somewhere on your HD, or online and add this registry key:
I have included an OutlookToday.reg in the zip as well that you can change.
Normally you can modify the Custom page as well, but since I never use it, I just left that one out ;)
Here's an example of what you can accomplish: (click the image for a full view)
The files needed for this OutlookToday can be found at my webspace.
Included are two PHP scripts, one to parse an rss feed, and one for the Windows uptime. I got them running at a local webserver.
In the cumpsd.htm file you can also view all available css styles that are supported by Outlook. Like what color the icons should have, how a task that's done should look, etc.
Enjoy, and modify that Outlook Today, Personalize your computer! :)
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