I want the weather to be printed automatically everyday, how do I do this?
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1) Setup a new, free gmail account. Do not give this email address out to anyone.
2) Setup Microsoft Outlook to connect to the gmail server and receive new messages.
3) Using your new gmail address, sign up for "WeatherDirect" here:
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/email/
You could also sign up for any of the other email subscriptions here - Weather warnings might also be handy to receive.
4) Create a new rule in Microsoft Outlook to automatically print all incoming messages sent from theweathernetwork.com
* Select Tools | Rules and Alerts... from the menu in Outlook.
* Click New Rule....
* Highlight Check messages when they arrive under Step 1: Select a template.
* Click Next >.
* Check a criterion if you want to print only certain messages and make sure you fill in the variables under Step 2: Edit the rule description.
* Click Next >.
* If you specified no filtering criteria, click Yes.
* Check print it under Step 1: Select action(s).
* Click Finish.
* Now click OK.
That's it. As long as outlook is running on your computer, emails should automatically print.
I sincerely hope that this helps.
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So you can program it to automatically load that site AND do the computer equivalent of hitting Ctrl-P, like send that message? Just want to clarify you are indeed talking about automatic, here. :)
Ctrl-P is print in most windows programs, but yeah, it should work automatically. I haven't personally done this, though, so it may take some messing around to get it to work like you want it to.
For instance here is a example link
http://www.wunderground.com/US/MA/Boston.html
So I would just set task scheduler to print this page everyday at 6am with no event ending.
Again that would be
http://www.wunderground.com/ COUNTRY / STATE / Major city .html
http://www.Wunderground.com
Haven't actually tried it myself but don't see why it shouldn't work.
Can't get more simpler than that.
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M$http://widgets.yahoo.com/widgets/yahoo-weather
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Excellent, hope you get the best answer.
Nice job! I would have never thought of this.
nice idea :)
That's pretty creative, very nice!