{ In Outlook lasst sich ein Kalender als WebSeite speichern. Dazu benotig man
den "Web Publishing Wizard" download im Microsoft Download Center. }
{ In Outlook you can save the calendar as website. For this you need the
"Web Publishing Wizard" available at Microsoft Download Center. }

{ Original VB Script: By Sue Mosher, sue @slipstick.com, with input from Ken Slovak and others
for more Outlook samples, see <a href="http://www.slipstick.com/dev/code/index.htm" title="http://www.slipstick.com/dev/code/index.htm">http://www.slipstick.com/dev/code/index.htm</a> }
{ .... }
uses ComObj;
{ .... }
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
 Outlook, NameSpace, Folder, CalendarFolder, WebPub: OleVariant;
 sTitle: string;
begin
 Outlook := CreateOleObject('Outlook.Application');
 WebPub := CreateOleObject('WebPub.cWebPub');
 NameSpace := Outlook.GetNamespace('MAPI');
 Folder := NameSpace.Folders[1];
 CalendarFolder := Folder.Folders('Kalender');
 WebPub.Create('Kalender von AHA', '', False, '01.05.2003', '01.06.2003',
  True, True, 'C:\Temp');
 {
 WebPub.Create method parameters:
  'sTitle - Title displayed at the top of the page
  'sGraphic - Path to a graphic file to use for BACKGROUND
  ' attribute
  'bUseGraphic - True=Use 'sGraphic' param, False=Ignore
  'dtStartDate - Start of date range to publish
  'dtEndDate - End of date range to publish
  'bDetails - Publish appointment details
  'bShowInBrowser - Display in default browser after publishing
  'sSiteName - Local path to store published calendar
 }
 WebPub := Unassigned;
 Outlook := Unassigned;
end;