If not, that would explain the Hook issue. (hook://file/V3vwC2mqk?p=Ly9BcHBsaWNhdGlvbnM=&n=Utilities) : To verify, would you please run the following from the Terminal app, which normally lives in the Perhaps Microsoft’s beta builds use a different bundle ID and maybe use a different app name. And our AppleScript test yields a different (and correct) response. Two of us here at CogSci Apps tested with Outlook version: 16.16 which is the latest official (non-beta) build from MS. This seems to mean you are running an Insider Fast (aka “beta”) version of Outlook.Ĭompare: Outlook for Mac - Release notes for Insider Fast builds - Office Support. Would appreciate any help and I am sorry if this is a very basic question. I looked up the YouTube videos for Hook for some hints but I feel lost. I do not know whether I should be using these scripts instead - and if so, how should I use these scripts. I also noticed that there are some scripts in Hook preferences for Outlook such as for Open Item, Get Name etc. Please select an E-Mail message.” even though the message I have selected is not an event or a reminder. In each of these script runs, I made sure that a valid email is selected on my outlook (an email that was not in draft, and is fully downloaded), but I keep getting the error that says “Selected message is an Event / Reminder. Even tried triggering the script manually. I would appreciate any help (I guess some sort of a step by step instruction?) here.Ĭopied the two scripts in mentioned in in their relevant directories - I have verified the directory path to be correct and also tried removing and putting back those scripts.Ĭreated an Alfred Workflow (also tried with BetterTouchTool) to trigger the MsgLnkToClipboard script. It looks like Hook does work with Outlook and other folks have been able to make it work, but I have spend the last 2 hours trying to figure out how do I make outlook emails work with hook. But I am running into a roadblock with Microsoft Outlook. I have been experimenting with DevonThink, browsers (Firefox, Chrome) and some note taking apps (Quiver and Bear et al). Recently came across Hook and have loved it thus far. We would need to ask Microsoft to ensure Outlook exposes the real message-id per Section 3.6.4 of RFC 5322 - Internet Message Format. Outlook provides its own unique identifiers which we can use to create and open links to messages, but they are not cross compatible with other email clients, and you can’t send them to anyone else. Outlook doesn’t use message-id to identify messages, so have to parse and check the header of every single message in outlook to find a match for a given message-id, which can take a long time. We can generate correct hook://email/message-id URLs but opening them in Outlook is too slow to be useable. Hook can create and connect and open links to Outlook messages but they’re not links which are compatible with other mail clients and which work on other machines We can integrate Outlook, but not as a proper Hook integrated email client.
Thanks again, The latest version of Hook now has support for Outlook, including some of the above code.Īll: please note that Outlook is not handled as a regular Hook email client.
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