Is there any way i can invoke the standard outlook
address list from my COM Add-in without using MAPI.
Regards
sri

I have a stuck with Note.ItemProperties.
I want to store special fields to Note.ItemProperties.
I wrote the code like this:
Note.ItemProperties.Add Name:="Field1", Type:=olText

Does anyone know if there are some good Access or Outlook
Add-on utilities (or built in utilities) that would allow
an Access 2002 database to be linked with the contacts
and/or calendar functions of Outlook?  They are both

Is this product still in beta, or is it in full release?
If only in beta, how do I go about getting a copy?
BTW, I've read a little bit on the security "shim" required to run add-ins
in OL2003.  But if I have an authenticode developer's key, can I just

I am developing a COM Addin for outlook. When a new mail
item is opened, I add a menu listing some menu items. For
each new mail item this process is done. But the menu
items functionality works for only the latest opened mail

In C# add-ins for outlook, my understanding is that the
Outlook.MailItem.MAPIOBJECT refers to an IMessage item from which we
can extract the mail headers.
Further, I understand that in other languages, you can use the

I have written a COM addin for Outlook 2000+, which creates a couple
of new folders.  I would like to disable a user from renaming those
folders (i.e. gray out the 'disable' similar to the default folders on
a right mouse click).  I have searched for a solution, but I haven't

   I am developing Outlook addin in visual basic 6.0 and i am using
redemption dll, The basic functionality i am developing is that, I want to
scan all incoming mails and currently I am able to trace all the incoming
mails also. I am saving all the incoming mails in the xml files ...

Sometimes messages that my add in sends programmatically get converted to
TNEF (by Exchange?) even if they are created in HTML mode. The reason for
this sometimes seems to be presence of attachments, or copying and pasting
some fairly complex formatted text from, say, Word.

I need to removed HOT BAR from my PC and it will not let
me delete this.  When I move it to my recycle bin and then
run delete, it just reinstalls it again.  Can anyone help
me?

I have an outlook addin setting up a new commandbar each time a new
inspector is created (outlook 2000).  
The CommandBarButtons are hold in static variables within
connect-class.

I'm playing arround with Micro-eye's vb6 'Outlook COM Add-in Template'
I've added an event to the 'objMailItem_AttachmentAdd', which deletes the
attachment (my intention is to manipulate the file and add the manipulated
file, before deleting the original attachment)

It appears as though Exchange did not install correctly
when I installed Outlook. The out of office assistant is
not on my tools menu, nor is backup, and who know what
else is missing. In checking the Microsoft Knowledge Base,

   I have been working the explorer wrapper concept from MicrosEye, but I
can't seem to get this to work.  It seems that each time a new explorer is
opened and the explorer_activate module fires the new explorer will hang and
then die.  In that module I have a refreshtoolbar module ...

I developed an outlook add-in, and every thing seemd to be fine untill
i tried to unregister the add in!
i added a new menu item in the inspector window through the
NewInspector event,