Is there a way to insert a mailitem into the default inbox in Outlook? If
so, can someone provide some code showing the method?
Thanks,
Tim Attwood

How to create and add a VB add-ins to Microsoft Outlook
2000??
How can I found the details documentation about this
topic??

I am writing a COM Add-In for Outlook 2002 using C#:
try
{
   Outlook.NameSpace ns = applicationObject.GetNamespace("MAPI");

I am trying to figure out a way to set reminders for an
item that is located in a public folder.  I would like to
be able to specify the users who would receive the
reminder.  I have tried various tricks programattically,

How can I programmatically detect a virtual folder (=search folder) in
outlook 2003? The mapifolder object is valid. Is there a (ext.mapi) property
to check?
Ronald

is it possible to access PST files by using Outlook COM objects?
Regards, Robert

I'm building a COM addin for Outlook witch automatically puts a signature
based on database data at the bottom of every message a users sends.
But when a user replies on a message then that signature should not be
appended to the body.

Where can I get detailed information along with best
practices on writting add-ins for Outlook
Thanks
Eric

I am currently writing an Outlook 2002 AddIn using VB6 but
I am having difficulty returning the currently
selected/highlighted email message within the Inbox.
What I have at the moment just returns the last email

I'm updating a couple of old activeX objects that sit on custom forms in the
contact folder of Outlook.  They work just fine with Office 2000, etc.
However with Office 2003, after recompiling on a machine with Office 2003
installed and republishing the form, I get the following ...

I've created a COM Addin with VS.NET 2003 for Outlook XP.
When my addin didn't handle an exception, the Outlook disabled the addin and
I had to create another project to continue the development.
Can I avoid it somehow?

The Business Contact Mgr does not load when Outlook
starts.  Where can I find the solution or installation
instructions to reinstall.

I'm writing an add-in for Word and Outlook.
It creates own toolbar and some menu items just like described in MSDN
example.
Everything works fine. But I have a problem with popup menus (mouse right

Is there an easy way to convert GMT times to local times and vice versa? Do
I have to use the extended mapi TimeZone property? I use VB6 and redemption.
Ronald van Aalten

Hi Sue
I am using Exchange 2000, Windows XP, and have written a Com add-in
for Outlook 2000/2002(VB6).
I was looking at your sample code to "Launch custom form message with