I'm trying to get the UI displayed from an Exchange
Extension to use the Windows XP visual style.
Do you need to to something special other than specifing
a manifest as a resource?

I have written an add-in (Exchange Client Extension) that is installed using
an ECF.
The problem is that with Outlook 2003 (RTM) I can not get the add-in to stay
installed after Outlook is restarted.

I'm a new user of CDO with VC++, and my first question  is :
How to create a new folder ?
Here is a piece of code where a session is open and a pointer (mFolders) on
Inbox folder.

When using an ECF file my exchange client extension is
unable to install a button on the standard toolbar. The
code doesn't fail but the button doesn't get displayed.
If I remove the ECF file and use only the registry, the

I have an C++ Outlook 2000 addin that has a sink for
Outlook::InspectorsEvents for olContactItems. On New Inspector Event I set
up a new sink to Outlook::InspectorEvents to be able to track when the
Inspector window is closed. I get Activate, Deactivate events as well as

Based upon KB article 262701 and 262631 which cites
"Item.Send - When you run a program that uses the Outlook
object model to call the Send method, you receive a
warning message. This warning message tells you that a

Does anybody know any (cdo/mapi/redemption) way to block the new message
being sent?
I am required following scenario:
1. User clicks New Mail

I am trying to use Redemption in outlook 2000 (MAPIUtils -
AddressBook) and get an error, saying it can't find:
HrCreateNewWrappedObject@28. This function is not present in the
MSMAPI32.DLL v5.5 (OL 2000 - C:\Program Files\Common

My new computer is running Outlook 2002.  I'm trying to
share my folders with my associates.  The administrator
has extened an invite to me to share but there are no
accept buttons.  I have tried to install the net folder

I've created a COM add-in for Outlook in VC++.  One of my goals is to
create a 'Log and Send' button in the Inspector (for new mail only)
such that when the user clicks it, the add-in will send the email on
behalf of the user.  At the same time, the add-in will get various

I'm writing an add-in in ATL/C++. I've successfully created a CDO:Session
CoClass instance in the OnConnection method and successfully invoked the
GetVersion () method.
However, when I invoke the AddressBook () with no arguments it does'nt

Is there an add in for Outlook that will delete a message from the server
instead of downloading it based on a set of rules?
Outlook Express does this but not Outlook.

Any Outlook Redemption Experts out there???
(I hear the expert hangs out at this news group.)
Using Outlook Redemption with Windows 2000, Outlook 2002 / Exchange
Server.

I have realized two COM add-in for Outlook 2000.
If I insert them one by one I do not have problems and each add-in  works in
correct way.
What I'm not able to do is to insert them at the same time, that is to have

i would like to move a message from inbox to a specific folder in outlook
public folder.
How to do it?
Thanks you