We have customers that have the auto-signature feature turned on in Outlook,
so whenever they create a new message, their signature is automatically
added to it.
However, When our application programmatically creates an outlook email

Can anyone tell me to access the homephonenumber of the
personal address book recipient using CDO,
      Dim objSession As MAPI.Session
      Set objSession = CreateObject("MAPI.Session")

Tried to upload an upgrade add-in program and got a
message saying it could not detect Microsoft Outlook.

I am experienced in VBA but never used VB6.  I am now tring to write a Com
Addin for Outlook.
The purpose of the AddIn is to place a custom menu with 2 submenus each with
their own actions

Hello, there:
I'm implementing an Outlook COM Add-in which captures item open event.
Because this guy will do some lengthy thing, so I just save the item
EntryID and close it right away.

My program works under Outlook 2000/XP, but failed under Outlook 2003. I
found it is HrMAPIOpenFolderEx causes the 'access violation'. Is there
anything special to handle for O2003?
  #include <Windows.h>

I am trying to extract messages from Outlook XP.
Is there a way to get the *raw* message or at least an unalterated body?
I am using CDO to get the message headers
(CdoPR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS) They seem to be unadulterated but

consider this C++ code (Outlook typelib imported with raw_interfaces_only):
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Outlook::MAPIFolder* pTargetFolder;
Outlook::_MailItem* pMailItem;

This was originally posted to microsoft.public.outlook.interop.
Using the Office XP PIA's, I've built an Outlook add-in with
a function that prompts the user to enter a new contact. The
function then moves the contact to a public folder. It does its

has anyone managed to get around this problem of not
being able to close Outlook fully with C#?
In the MS article they list some code, but its VB code:
Public WithEvents oMyExplorer As Outlook.Explorer

In Outlook 2002, MAPSession has the Offline property which tells if Outlook
connection to Exchange is offline. However, there is no such property in
Outlook 2000. Is there another way to detect the offline mode, like checking
some other properties from which the Offline property in ...

Strange problem here...  Seems like it might be a permissions
issues.  I can't quite nail it yet, though.  Still trying to
find out what's causing this, but I wanted to check if anyone
else has seen this before.

( CComQIPtr <Outlook::_Application> m_spApp(Application);
ATLASSERT(m_spApp);)
(m_spApp=0x00b64028)
I can detect the NewInspector event,then I do:

My dev platform: VS .net 2003, win2000pro, office 2000, MOD 2000, C#.
I'm trying to add custom property/option tab in outlook 2000 Options. So far
I succeeded to create the control which implements Outlook.PropertyPage
interface. It displays OK with 2 exceptions:

I have an Inbox that sends and receives from multi email
accounts.  I was trying to set up a rule that sends a
inbound message to a given folder.
If a inbound is addressed to support@mycompany.com or