I have created an Outlook 2000 Addin using VB6 based on
the MicroEye sample.
The problem I have now is that it seems to crash Outlook
alot on the clients PCs.

Hello!!
Can someone explain me how to place an option into the
insert menu of the new message window to insert a
signature?

Wot is the advantage/disadvantage of .MSG or .EML files over storing
the body as such in text format?
Anushya

NB: I am using VB, not VBA.
Here are two event handlers I created:
Private Sub objContactItem_PropertyChange(ByVal Name As String)
   MsgBox (Name & " was changed.")

I have written a Com Add-in which adds a new Commandbar to
the New Mail window. I am using the NewInspector event to
place a Commandbar with buttons on a new mail Inspector
window , I.e. Whenever New Mail message window is opened.

I was using AVG Antivirus in the past, but have it
removed now; I'm using Norton now. But there are still
some addins from AVG running in the background when I
start Outlook Express. They interfere with Norton.How can

I have set up some custom forms that contain standard text (and
sometimes graphics) to be used in generic emails/replies/forwards, it
would be really great if I could use something like the below example,
to enable users to choose which standard form they want to use in the

In the Outlook 2003 Object model there is an HasPicture property on the
ContactItems: Outlook.ContactItem.HasPicture
But I can't find the method that retrieves the picture. Does anyone know
where to look for it? (and possible how to retrieve it)

I'm trying to convert a Delphi sample I saw into C++, and so far I'm
not having any luck.  Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this code,
or show me a better example of how to set the
"CommandBarButton.Picture" property from an Outlook 2002 Add-in?

I am converting some existing VBA Code into a COM Add-In for use by
Outlook 2000. I am using Office 2000 Developer Edition.
My routine saves the current message (in msg format) into a specific
directory on our network.

How can I programatically add a new message rule?

I am developing an add-in in .NET.
I want to be able to capture the close event of the
explorer object and then set the object to nothing.
The problem is with Outlook taking few seconds to close

I have written an Outlook Com Addin (VB6) that modifies
the body of the mail message being sent. It adds a header
to the begining of the message before it is sent. The
problem is, if a forwarded message (that has an auto added

I'm trying to sink events from the previous and next buttons in the Outlook
mail item window. I can successfully sink events from the menu-item style
buttons in the popup menu (e.g. Item, Unread Item etc), but I cannot work
out how to sink events from the msoControlSplitButtonPopup ...

Hi NG,
I have made a VB6-COMAddin for Outlook which is installed in
ALLUsers-Mode. The necessary registry-settings are included into the
setup-package.