It would be something like this I believe:
Dim O As Object
Dim F As Object
Dim iCon As Object
Sub Contacs2Outlook()
Dim oContact As Object
O = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
F = O.Session.GetDefaultFolder(10)
oContact = DirectCast(F.Items.Item(1), Outlook.ContactItem)
oContact.Delete()
iCon = CType(F.Items().Add(2), Outlook.ContactItem)
F.Items().Add(2)
With iCon
.CompanyName = "My Computer"
.Categories = "Clients"
.Save()
End With
End Sub

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> Hi
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 24 Feb 2006 21:09 GMT
Although if not logged in already in that context I'd probably want to use
GetNameSpace("MAPI") rather than Session. Some things aren't right if you
use Session that way, it doesn't touch the store.

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> It would be something like this I believe:
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>> End Module
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 24 Feb 2006 21:32 GMT
Another potential issue is those pesky anti-virus programs that block calls to CreateObject("Outlook.Application.")

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> Although if not logged in already in that context I'd probably want to use
> GetNameSpace("MAPI") rather than Session. Some things aren't right if you
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>>> End Sub
>>> End Module