The answer to all your questions is No.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Awsome...thanks a lot.
However, even if the control isn't a stand-alone control that you can
inherit from or use (like a textbox or listview), there must be several
controls that make up that control. If there weren't, then Outlook wouldn't
be able to use it.
Of course, I'm certain that M$ has made it quite difficult to find the
information.
So does anyone else have a better answer?
-G
The answer to all your questions is No.

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> I'm trying to find a way to get to the "Sticky Notes" control (and its
> functionality) that is in Outlook in my own application outside of
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> Thanks
> -G
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 24 Aug 2005 20:17 GMT
The controls that Outlook uses for its forms are private to Outlook and are not reusable. (And the sticky note is not itself a control nor does it support the addition of controls as the six basic Outlook forms do.)

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> Awsome...thanks a lot.
>
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>> Thanks
>> -G